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URL:https://www.gpb.org/events/community/2025/10/23/becoming-thurgood-ameri
 cas-social-architect-screening-and-discussion
LOCATION:109 Joseph Holley Circle ALBANY\, GA 31705
SUMMARY:Becoming Thurgood - America's Social Architect Screening and Discus
 sion
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Becoming Thurgood - America's Social Architect: offers a power
 ful look into the life and legacy of Thurgood Marshall\, the first African
  American Supreme Court Justice\, and his pivotal role in shaping America'
 s legal landscape. This film is a must-see for anyone interested in law\, 
 civil rights\, and history.\n\nBefore the screening\, guests will have the
  opportunity to network and connect with the great student clubs on ASU's 
 campus. Following the powerful screening\, stay for a dynamic panel discus
 sion to gain deeper context and local expert insights into Justice Marshal
 l’s enduring influence on American law and social justice.\n\nRefreshmen
 ts will be provided before and during the screening. The screening will no
 w be in Lovett Hall on East Campus. The event is free\, but registration i
 s required. \n\nAbout the Film:\n\nPresented by Maryland Public Televisio
 n (MPT)\, Becoming Thurgood: America’s Social Architect traces Marshal
 l’s life and career from his birth in Baltimore in 1908\, through his ye
 ars at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Lincoln Univer
 sity and Howard University School of Law\, and on to his groundbreaking ca
 reer as a lawyer championing civil rights.\n\nThe documentary includes exc
 lusive interviews with Marshall’s family members as well as leading hist
 orians\, authors and legal experts\, all of whom offer their insights on M
 arshall’s life and legacy.\n\nIf you have specific accessibility needs\,
  please contact Christian Stegall at cstegall@gpb.org or call 404-685-235
 0. 
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