In 1904, the first African -American Greek Secret Society was
formed in Philadelphia, by Dr. Henry Minton and five of his
colleagues. The Boule, (an acronym for Sigma Pi Phi) and
pronounced "boo-lay"), was formed to bring together a select
group of educated Black men and women. Fashioned after Yale's
Skull and Bones, the Boule historically takes pride in having
provided leadership and service to Black Americans during the
Great Depression, World Wars I and II, and the Civil Rights
Movement. What could the Boule offer America's Blacks in the
early 20th century? Joining the exclusive secret society offered
advancement and perks to select Blacks in return for loyalty to
its objectives. REMAKING OF THE HOUSE NEGRO The Boule recruits
top Blacks in American Society into its ranks. Today, 5000+
Archons, (male Boule members) and their wives, (Archousais),
with 112 chapters, make up the wealthiest group of Black men and
women on the planet. "Archon" means "demon" - the kind that like
to keep hidden. But to who does th