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Rep. Kim Schofield, Community Leaders Celebrate Unveiling of City of Hapeville’s Purple Heart Signage

ATLANTA – State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta), alongside City of Hapeville Mayor Alan Hallman, Councilmembers Brett Reichert (Councilman At-Large), Mark Adams (Councilman-Ward I), Mike Rast (Alderman) and Chloe Alexander (Councilman-Ward II), recently celebrated the unveiling of the city of Hapeville’s Purple Heart signage.

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Divisiveness + Diversion = Distraction: What Georgia’s Legislature Doesn’t Want You to See

By State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta) 

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Enough is enough. When the Georgia General Assembly walks into the people’s Capitol and chooses to focus on culture wars over critical needs, we must ask, “What are they trying to hide?” Why the relentless push for legislation like Senate Bill 185, which targets transgender individuals in prison—when only five people are receiving gender-affirming care?

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Rep. Kim Schofield, Georgia African Caucus to Welcome Her Majesty Queen Olori Atuwatse III to the Georgia State Capitol

ATLANTA – State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta), joined by members of the Georgia African Legislative Caucus, will host Her Majesty Queen Olori Atuwaste III of The Kingdom of Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, on Monday, March 10, 2025, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. During her visit, a group photo will also be taken on the South Wing Steps of the State Capitol.

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