Dr. Jacqueline Mohair and Dr. Jancie Crenshaw celebrate Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms through personal support and a shared bond of sisterhood.
By Jacqueline’s Magazine
Jacqueline’s Magazine | The History Issue
Dr. Jacqueline Mohair and Dr. Jancie Crenshaw celebrate Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms through personal support and a shared bond of sisterhood.
Three women with distinct journeys came together in a photograph that captures warmth, pride and connection.
Dr. Jacqueline Mohair, founder of Trinity International University of Ambassadors, and Dr. Jancie Crenshaw, Ms. Corporate America Georgia Honorary Queen 2025, stood alongside Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms in a moment of personal support.
Their connection also carries a meaningful bond: all three women are members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
For Mohair and Crenshaw, the photograph preserves an opportunity to celebrate a fellow sorority member while recognizing the significance of women’s leadership in Georgia.
A Bridge Builder’s Presence
Dr. Mohair’s message, “Bridging Gaps and Changing Lives,” reflects the purpose behind her educational and community work.
Through TIUA and her broader initiatives, she encourages people to develop their abilities, recognize their potential and pursue opportunities to serve. Her work brings together education, ministry, mentorship and relationships that help people move toward their goals.
Standing alongside Governor-elect Bottoms brought that interest in leadership into a personal setting. Mohair’s presence reflected her individual support and her belief in the importance of participating in the life of one’s community.
For an educator who encourages others to find their voices, showing up can also be a way to put those values into practice.
An Honorary Queen With Her Own Voice
Joining Mohair was Dr. Jancie Crenshaw, Ms. Corporate America Georgia Honorary Queen 2025.
Her honorary title provides visibility, and this gathering offered an occasion to use her own voice and express her personal support for Governor-elect Bottoms.
The photograph captures Crenshaw as both a recognized woman in her community and a sorority sister sharing a memorable experience. Her presence adds another perspective to the image, bringing honorary leadership into conversation with education and public service.
Each woman has her own responsibilities and story. Their connection allows those experiences to meet.
The Meaning of Sisterhood
Their shared membership in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. gives the photograph another layer of meaning.
Sisterhood can connect women across professions and seasons of life. It can provide opportunities to acknowledge one another’s work, share encouragement and celebrate meaningful accomplishments.
In this image, that connection is visible through the smiles and closeness of three women standing together.
Their shared affiliation is part of the story, while their political views remain individual. Mohair and Crenshaw’s support for Governor-elect Bottoms does not constitute an organizational endorsement by TIUA, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., or the Ms. Corporate America organization.
A Moment to Remember
At Jacqueline’s Magazine, stories of leadership include the relationships that give public moments personal meaning.
This photograph preserves Dr. Jacqueline Mohair and Dr. Jancie Crenshaw’s support for Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms. It also documents a moment of sisterhood among women whose journeys have brought them into different areas of leadership.
For readers, the image offers an invitation to consider their own participation: learn about the issues, build relationships, express informed views and recognize the contributions of others.
For these three women, it is a shared memory of connection and celebration, with sisterhood at its heart.
Published in The History Issue
