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URL:https://www.gpb.org/events/community/2026/03/05/sold-out-the-inquisitor
 -screening-and-discussion
LOCATION:260 14th St. NW ATLANTA\, GA 30318
SUMMARY:(SOLD OUT) The Inquisitor Screening and Discussion
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:THE INQUISITOR offers a powerful portrait of Barbara Jordan’s
  rise to prominence. Told through Barbara’s commanding voice\, the film 
 weaves her inspiring personal story with key historical moments\, highligh
 ting her profound impact on American politics. Her legacy invites reflecti
 on on the nation’s past and present\, emphasizing the importance of civi
 c engagement and the power of bipartisanship.\n\nDetails:Thursday\, March 
 5\, 2026GPB StudiosThe event begins at 6:45 p.m. (Doors open at 6:00pm). A
  reception with light hors d'oeuvres will be held before the screening beg
 ins at 6:45 p.m.\n\nPanelists:\n\nAlex Alsobrooks is a Junior History Maj
 or on the Pre-Law track at Spelman College\, Communications Intern for Rep
 resentative MeKyah McQueen of Georgia’s 61st District\, daughter of Unit
 ed States Senator Angela Alsobrooks\, and member of Delta Sigma Theta Soro
 rity\, Inc.\n\nMo Ivory is the Fulton County Commissioner for District 4\,
  an attorney\, entrepreneur\, and law professor known for asking tough que
 stions and pushing for transparent\, responsive government. On the Commiss
 ion\, she focuses on clear communication\, responsible budgeting\, and ens
 uring county government delivers measurable results for residents\, challe
 nging systems when they fall short. A graduate of Spelman College and Temp
 le University School of Law\, she is the first Afro-Latina elected to the 
 Fulton County Commission. Beyond public office\, Mo is a wife\, devoted mo
 ther of six\, and proud grandmother of two\, grounded by her family and co
 mmitted to building a Fulton County where communities thrive and public re
 sources are managed with care and accountability.\n\nMarci Chapman McKenna
  is a seasoned marketing and communications executive with over 20 years o
 f experience leading strategy\, brand\, and community engagement initiativ
 es for major corporations and public‑sector organizations\, including Ti
 me Warner\, AT&T\, The Coca‑Cola Company\, Samsung Electronics\, and the
  City of Atlanta. A committed civic leader and 30‑year Atlanta resident\
 , she is currently serving her second term as President of the Atlanta (GA
 ) Chapter of The Links\, Incorporated\, where her leadership has earned na
 tional and regional programming awards and supported significant scholarsh
 ip and community‑service investments. A third‑generation HBCU graduate
 \, she holds a B.S. in Business from Southern University Baton Rouge and a
 n MBA in Marketing from Clark Atlanta University\, and she is the founder 
 and co‑owner of Spirited 101\, an HBCU‑themed women’s apparel brand.
  A native of Baton Rouge and a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority\, Inc.
 \, Marci is married to Dr. Glenn McKenna and is the proud mother of one ad
 ult daughter.\n\nTameka West is an accomplished attorney with more than 2
 5 years of experience in civil rights\, employment\, and litigation matter
 s. She currently represents federal employees in civil rights cases and un
 lawful personnel actions and previously served as a Staff Attorney for the
  Clayton County Board of Commissioners. West has also served as a Pro Temp
 ore Judge in Clayton County Juvenile Court and an Associate Judge in Clayt
 on County Magistrate Court. A former owner of a boutique civil rights law 
 firm\, she is President-Elect of the Georgia Association of Black Women At
 torneys\, a member of Clayton County’s Small Business Council\, and a pr
 oud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority\, Inc.\n\nAccessibility: This fil
 m is presented with open captions. If you have other specific accessibilit
 y needs\, please fill out this form or contact Christian Stegall at cstega
 ll@gpb.org. \n\nThis program is made possible by a grant from ITVS for In
 die Lens Pop-up.
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