Josh Coleman

The message from Republicans is clear: politics first, Alabama families last.

Had a wonderful time seeing @kamalaharris.com during her “107 Days” book tour stop at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham. We talked organizing, Blueprint Alabama, and how local Dems can keep building community & power. Her optimism is contagious—hope filled the room Friday night. ✨

We pulled off a big win. Now we just need to close out the campaign so we can focus on serving District 4.

If you can, chip in to help us finish strong.
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I’m grateful for the strong support from neighbors, community leaders, and organizations who believe in our vision for safer streets, thriving neighborhoods, and year-round leadership.

On October 7, let’s turn this momentum into real change for District 4.

Wrapped up a day of knocking doors in District 4 ✅ and stopped by @ConjureHaunted in Kingston to support this amazing NEW local haunted house! 👻
Built from the ground up by a woman-owned team — go check them out this spooky season. 🎃

Alabama Republicans failed to pass their “Don’t Say Gay” bill last year—now Rep. Mack Butler is back with HB23 to erase LGBTQ+ people from schools, ban Pride flags & force teachers to misgender kids. This isn’t “parental rights.” It’s hate dressed up as policy.

Happy Labor Day! Today we honor the workers who built this city and continue to keep it moving forward every day. I’m proud to stand with working families and grateful to be endorsed by our unions, who know the value of leadership that listens and fights for them.

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Josh Coleman Elected Chair of the Jefferson County Democratic Party Special to the Times The Jefferson County Democratic Party has elected Josh Coleman as its new Chair, choosing a proven organizer and activist to lead Alabama’s most Democratic county into a new er…

Thankful to my fellow Democrats for placing your trust in me. It’s time for us all to roll up our sleeves and get to work! Grateful to The Birmingham Times for sharing!

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Public service isn’t about excuses, it’s about rolling up our sleeves and solving problems together. Safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, better opportunities for everyone!

On Tuesday, Aug. 26th, let’s take that step forward together. I’d be honored to earn your vote.

No 🧢: The Stallions are staying in Birmingham.

Proud to earn the endorsement of the Alabama Cannabis Coalition.
This isn’t just about cannabis, it’s about fairness, justice, and second chances. For too long, laws have targeted Black men for small amounts of marijuana, wrecking futures. It’s time for common sense.

District 4 works hard—we deserve a councilmember who will too.
Proud to be the labor candidate in this race and to have the support of those who keep Birmingham moving. Let’s build a city that works for working people

Every vote. Every conversation. Every step forward, this campaign is powered by people who believe in a better District 4.

Thank you to the neighbors and friends who’ve stood with us from day one. Now, let’s finish strong.

We’ve got 21 days to go, join us at BrianForBham.com.

District 4 council candidate Brian Gunn calls out leadership: ‘Birmingham deserves more’ The Norwood resident and community advocate aims to address vacant lots, gun violence and business closures that have plagued the district.

I’m running for Birmingham City Council because our community deserves leadership that shows up, listens, and delivers. Read more about why I’m in this race ⬇️

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Proud to be endorsed by the Central Alabama Labor Federation, AFL-CIO — a powerful voice for working families. I’ll always stand with labor and fight for jobs, fairness, and opportunity for all in Birmingham. Join us at brianforbham.com

30 days. That’s all that stands between us and real change for District 4. This race is about safer streets, stronger neighborhoods, and leadership that shows up.

Let’s win this, together.
Join the team. Knock a door. Chip in
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Blueprint Alabama cofounder @joshcoleman.bsky.social was in Cullman, Alabama last week. Fighting even where the fight is tough is worth it.

Drop a small donation if you can-
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This district raised me.
Now I’m running to raise it higher. 💪🏾
District 4 deserves leadership that shows up, listens, and gets things done  and I’m ready to do the work. Join me at brianforbham.com

Y’all go donate and support if you can!
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Proud to have the endorsement of the Birmingham Young Democrats in my campaign for City Council District 4. Join us brianforbham.com

I don’t do this work for recognition—but this one means a lot.

@TheAdvocateMag just named Central Alabama Pride the first-ever Communities of Pride Award winner.

In the Deep South. In this moment. That matters.

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So excited to be part of @kellyclarksontv.bsky.social tomorrow!

Tune in! 3pm on @wvtm13.bsky.social for my Central Alabama folks!

Find out when/where to watch in your area here: www.kellyclarksonshow.com/wheretowatch

Way to fight back Calhoun County Democrats!!

Happy Pride 🌈

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Period! She did that! Y’all please support my friend, any size donation can help kick this thing off

I couldn’t think of a better public servant than Alicia Escott Lumpkin. She’s a dedicated public servant, a fierce advocate, and exactly the kind of leader Alabama needs right now.

please donate, volunteer, and help spread the word: aliciaescottlumpkin.com

This year’s theme, The Magic of Pride, reminds us that when we come together in celebration and solidarity, something powerful happens. We create joy. We build community. And we show the world that Alabama’s LGBTQ+ voices are here and thriving,” said Josh Coleman, president of Central Alabama Pride

We love a candidate that supports local events! Chip in so he can continue: joshvasa.com