Backstage with Hillary Clinton at the Fox Theatre

Former U.S. Senator, Secretary of State and presidential aspirant Hillary Clinton appeared at the Fox Theatre Monday night as part of her "What Happened" book tour. Next stop: Denver.

Explore Read AJC political writer Greg Bluestein's report from the event at Politically Georgia, the AJC's premium political news site

"It really is so important that we send a clear, unmistakable message to our girls and young women: You are valuable. Your voice counts," Clinton said during the conversation with Agnes Scott President Elizabeth Kiss. "You have the power to shape your own future. You should do everything you can to pursue your dreams."

Photos people posted included this one from back stage:

Atlanta mayoral candidate Mary Norwood was among the thousands in attendance:

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