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Zeta Phi Beta is a international, historically black Greek-lettered sorority founded by five women college students at Howard University in January 16, 1920. Its aim is to address problems in society like poverty, prejudices, and health concerns rather than emphasizing the belief that sorority is all about elitism and socializing.

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