08/31/2026
New Rochelle - White Plains Alumni Chapter (NRWP): https://nrwpkappas.com/
For The Good Of Kappa: Happy Birthday, Brother Earle Mitchell III.
Today, we highlight Brother Earle Mitchell III on his birthday, August 30.
Earle is an accomplished mentor and scholar in African and African-American studies, with deep experience developing collegiate-level mentorship programs that promote cultural identity and understanding. He was born in the Bronx, New York. Earle received his elementary through high school education in New York, and later relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, where he completed his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Morehouse College. Earle has also completed a Master's program in African-American Studies at Clark Atlanta University. Currently, he lives in the New York area and enjoys traveling.
Earle has traveled across the globe and documented his findings on African and African-American History. His trips throughout Africa, Europe, the Americas, and the Caribbean Islands have served as the backdrop for his research. It is Earle's estimation that knowledge of self leads to greater self-awareness when predicated upon a true understanding of one's culture. This knowledge of self takes its maxim from the ancient temples of Egypt. In mentoring young students, Earle has found a correlation between knowledge of one's culture and its direct effect on self-esteem. In addition, this cultural understanding of self eradicates most, if not all, questions about where young African Americans see themselves in the world.
Earle's love of history, combined with his understanding of what the world now calls "new media" and a flair for education, has put him in a unique position to share history and his research with the world. Currently, his company, 3rd iMedia, is selling books and sharing cultural thought processes with the world. The information age has opened new vistas to communicate with the world, and 3rd iMedia is at the vanguard. This opportunity is being seized to ensure that accurate knowledge is exchanged based on first-hand accounts.
His various travels and studies have put him and 3rd iMedia in a position to move cultural thought processes further and allow the unknown to become known. As information has been gathered by Earle, books have been and will be created to capture the journey of Africans and African-Americans. The first of these books, published by 3rd iMedia, is A Historical Look at Kappa Alpha Psi: An Interpretation of Unseen Ritualistic Truth and History (2004). This book sheds light on this fraternity and its deeper impact on those members. The second book, published in 2013 and based on his thesis, Understanding Washington, D.C. through a Kemetic Lens, is titled Egyptian Origins of Washington, D.C. Volume I: African Gods in America's Capital. This book follows the founding of America with its true foundation laid over unknown facts about Africans who would later be called African-Americans. In January of 2020, the second installment of research on Kappa Alpha Psi was shared. This book is entitled: The Mysteries of Kappa Alpha Psi Vol. I: Identity, Truth and the Location of Kappaland(s). In December of 2027, volumes II and III of Egyptian Origins of Washington, D.C. will delve deeper into the Sacred Feminine and Planispheres of ancient Africa as found in America's Capital. In the latter part of 2028, the book entitled Totem: The Sorority and Fraternal Call to Cultural Unity and Remembrance will be released. This book and lecture chronicle the "true" cultural thought patterns that gave rise to fraternities and sororities, and the impact that the overall fraternal structure can have on society.
Please join us in wishing Earle a very Happy Birthday. We wish you many, many more!
New Rochelle-White Plains Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi
