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These Women of Sigma Gamma Rho Did a Photoshoot To Celebrate Using Sisterhood to Overcome The Odds
The women of Sigma Gamma Rho have beautiful bonds!
The sorors of the Lambda Sigma Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. out of McDonogh, Georgia just released the photos from their sisterhood photoshoot and we absolutely love them. In the photos, the women display their warmness, beauty and bond.
According to the women, this shoot was a celebration of overcoming the odds through sisterhood.
“We have a strong bond, sisterhood means a lot to us, it’s unbreakable, but the most important thing, we all have major issues: breast cancer, disabled kids, single parents, and Lupus. Each one of us has our own major issue, but we never let anything get in the way of sisterhood.” one of the sisters told Watch The Yard in an email. “All for one, and one For All. We believe in Greater Service, Greater Progress, we donate, volunteer, help any way we can regardless of our obstacles!! Real SisterHood.”
Take a look at the pictures from their shoot that were captured by Catherine Harper below:
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