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MEET SEN. HALPERN
It is my honor to represent you in the Georgia State Senate.
With a background that includes business and community service, I have seen firsthand the impact of bad public policy. Time and time again, I have found myself putting in the work around issues of access, equity and opportunity.
As your State Senator, I care deeply about making sure that everyone in my district and across the state of Georgia can have a better life.
Better education. Better healthcare access. Better economic opportunities.
In Georgia - a place with so much to offer and a history of setting powerful examples for the rest of the country - we can and must do better.
I am committed to finding real solutions to the problems we face. Thank you for trusting me to be your voice under the Gold Dome.
Senator Sonya Halpern
Georgia Senate District 39
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We stand in firm opposition to HB 942.
No other major airport in this country pays property taxes like this — not one. When we alter the cost structure of an airport of this magnitude, the consequences extend far beyond Atlanta. They impact workers, travelers, small businesses, and Georgia’s global competitiveness.
We must protect the economic engine that fuels our state, not weaken it.
#StopHB942 #SmallBusiness #GeorgiaEconomy #SonyaHalpern #Sonya4GA
No other major airport in this country pays property taxes like this — not one. When we alter the cost structure of an airport of this magnitude, the consequences extend far beyond Atlanta. They impact workers, travelers, small businesses, and Georgia’s global competitiveness.
We must protect the economic engine that fuels our state, not weaken it.
#StopHB942 #SmallBusiness #GeorgiaEconomy #SonyaHalpern #Sonya4GA
I am proud to stand with community leaders and small business owners to speak out against House Bill 942.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a critical economic engine for our region, supporting thousands of jobs and small businesses that rely on the opportunities it creates. Proposals like HB 942 threaten that stability and the economic pathways so many Georgians depend on.
NO OTHER MAJOR AIRPORT IN THIS COUNTRY PAYS PROPERTY TAX. Protecting our airport means protecting our workers, entrepreneurs, and the future of Georgia’s economy.
#StopHB942 #ProtectSmallBusiness #GeorgiaEconomy
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a critical economic engine for our region, supporting thousands of jobs and small businesses that rely on the opportunities it creates. Proposals like HB 942 threaten that stability and the economic pathways so many Georgians depend on.
NO OTHER MAJOR AIRPORT IN THIS COUNTRY PAYS PROPERTY TAX. Protecting our airport means protecting our workers, entrepreneurs, and the future of Georgia’s economy.
#StopHB942 #ProtectSmallBusiness #GeorgiaEconomy
ITS OFFICIAL!!! ✔️
& I’M EXCITED
#SonyaSays #Sonya4ga
& I’M EXCITED
#SonyaSays #Sonya4ga
My bill, SB 532, has officially passed the Senate Judiciary Committee and now heads to the Rules Committee before moving to the Senate floor.
This legislation strengthens and clarifies court procedures, particularly in cases where a defendant has not formally responded. SB 532 ensures notice requirements are applied appropriately while reinforcing the courts’ ability to keep cases moving efficiently.
By closing gaps in default judgment procedures, SB 532 promotes fairness, consistency, and greater reliability in Georgia’s judicial system. Onward to the next step.
This legislation strengthens and clarifies court procedures, particularly in cases where a defendant has not formally responded. SB 532 ensures notice requirements are applied appropriately while reinforcing the courts’ ability to keep cases moving efficiently.
By closing gaps in default judgment procedures, SB 532 promotes fairness, consistency, and greater reliability in Georgia’s judicial system. Onward to the next step.
As February comes to a close, I’m grateful for the generations who insisted our history be told — and for the chance each of us has to keep adding to it.
Yesterday I took the well to honor the 105th Anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance, not just a cultural moment, a declaration. In a time defined by exclusion and silence, Black artists, intellectuals, and organizers chose creation as resistance and a tool for nation-building. That legacy didn’t end in Harlem. It lives on today in Georgia.
Our creative economy is more than expression; it is infrastructure. It generates jobs, builds communities, and creates pathways for the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs. From Harlem to Georgia, Black creativity has always been transformative, and it continues to lead us forward.
Our creative economy is more than expression; it is infrastructure. It generates jobs, builds communities, and creates pathways for the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs. From Harlem to Georgia, Black creativity has always been transformative, and it continues to lead us forward.
A year later, I still stand on these words.
Delivering the 2025 regional response to the State of the Union was a moment to speak plainly about what families were (and still are!) experiencing in real time — bringing Georgia’s perspective to a national conversation.
I’ll always use my voice to speak with clarity and conviction about the real impact policy has on people’s lives.
Delivering the 2025 regional response to the State of the Union was a moment to speak plainly about what families were (and still are!) experiencing in real time — bringing Georgia’s perspective to a national conversation.
I’ll always use my voice to speak with clarity and conviction about the real impact policy has on people’s lives.
When it comes to taxpayer dollars, fast talk and rushed decisions aren’t leadership — accountability is.
I’m standing firm because Georgians deserve transparency, thoughtful debate, and responsible stewardship of every dollar they earn. We can’t afford shortcuts when it comes to our communities.
#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #GeorgiaSenator #SB476
I’m standing firm because Georgians deserve transparency, thoughtful debate, and responsible stewardship of every dollar they earn. We can’t afford shortcuts when it comes to our communities.
#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #GeorgiaSenator #SB476
As we honor Black History Month, it’s only right that we continue the fight for fairness and equal treatment under the law.
Georgia remains one of only three states — alongside Alabama and Mississippi — without a comprehensive civil rights law that protects people from discrimination. That gap matters, and it’s long overdue to be addressed.
That’s why I’m proud to be a co-sponsor of the State Civil Rights Act of 2025 — legislation that would finally establish clear, statewide protections and show that Georgia protects Georgians.
Honoring Black history means more than reflection. It means action. It means ensuring our laws reflect the values of justice, dignity, and equity for all.
Thank you to @11alive for having me on and helping elevate this important conversation!
#BlackHistoryMonth #CivilRights #StateCivilRightsAct #GeorgiaLegislature #EquityUnderTheLaw
Georgia remains one of only three states — alongside Alabama and Mississippi — without a comprehensive civil rights law that protects people from discrimination. That gap matters, and it’s long overdue to be addressed.
That’s why I’m proud to be a co-sponsor of the State Civil Rights Act of 2025 — legislation that would finally establish clear, statewide protections and show that Georgia protects Georgians.
Honoring Black history means more than reflection. It means action. It means ensuring our laws reflect the values of justice, dignity, and equity for all.
Thank you to @11alive for having me on and helping elevate this important conversation!
#BlackHistoryMonth #CivilRights #StateCivilRightsAct #GeorgiaLegislature #EquityUnderTheLaw
Access to quality, affordable healthcare remains one of the most important issues facing families across Georgia. Members of the Democratic caucus continue to advocate for Medicaid expansion, recognizing the impact it would have on working families, rural hospitals, and communities across our state.
While these conversations are ongoing, it’s important to note that we’re simply not hearing much discussion around expansion from colleagues across the aisle. That’s why continued dialogue, public engagement, and thoughtful policymaking remain so critical.
Thank you to @wabeatl for the opportunity to discuss this important topic. Let’s keep the conversation moving forward!
#SonyaHalpern #GeorgiaHealthcare #MedicaidExpansion #HealthEquity
While these conversations are ongoing, it’s important to note that we’re simply not hearing much discussion around expansion from colleagues across the aisle. That’s why continued dialogue, public engagement, and thoughtful policymaking remain so critical.
Thank you to @wabeatl for the opportunity to discuss this important topic. Let’s keep the conversation moving forward!
#SonyaHalpern #GeorgiaHealthcare #MedicaidExpansion #HealthEquity
Clarity matters. Due process matters. Truth matters.
Today I spoke on SR 605—because protecting the rights of all Georgians means ensuring transparency and accountability before it’s too late. I look forward to passing this resolution tomorrow.
#Leadership #SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator
Today I spoke on SR 605—because protecting the rights of all Georgians means ensuring transparency and accountability before it’s too late. I look forward to passing this resolution tomorrow.
#Leadership #SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator
The 2026 Legislative Session has begun.
Honored to start my sixth session serving you in the Georgia State Senate.
Follow along…. #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator
Honored to start my sixth session serving you in the Georgia State Senate.
Follow along…. #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator
Happy Thanksgiving! May the blessings of this season of gratitude surround you and those you love.
Lights, creativity, action! Earlier this week I joined the grand opening of the new Georgia Film Academy campus at Assembly Studios in Doraville.
This campus is about more than films—it’s a hub for training Georgians in content creation, esports, streaming, and production crafts, while building the skilled workforce that will keep drawing filmmakers and creators to our state.
Our creative economy and workforce development go hand-in-hand. I introduced the Georgia Music Office & Music Ready Communities Act to grow our incredible music industry, invest in local talent, and help communities turn creativity into lasting opportunity.
Georgia’s creative economy is on the rise and I’m excited to help build the infrastructure to future proof GA for the next generation of talent and jobs.
#CreativeEconomy #WorkforceDevelopment #MadeInGeorgia #FutureProofGA
This campus is about more than films—it’s a hub for training Georgians in content creation, esports, streaming, and production crafts, while building the skilled workforce that will keep drawing filmmakers and creators to our state.
Our creative economy and workforce development go hand-in-hand. I introduced the Georgia Music Office & Music Ready Communities Act to grow our incredible music industry, invest in local talent, and help communities turn creativity into lasting opportunity.
Georgia’s creative economy is on the rise and I’m excited to help build the infrastructure to future proof GA for the next generation of talent and jobs.
#CreativeEconomy #WorkforceDevelopment #MadeInGeorgia #FutureProofGA
On this Memorial Day, I just want to say thank you. Thank you to the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to this country. Because of you, we get to stand here in freedom—and that’s something I’ll never stop being grateful for.
I was honored to receive the Public Service Award at the SWAC Basketball Tournament GameChangHER Awards Brunch!
“Sports and politics may seem like different worlds, but they share a common truth: the rules of the game determine who gets to compete—and who gets left on the sidelines. The policies we write, the investments we make, and the access we create don’t just shape winners and losers on a scoreboard—they define opportunity in classrooms, in industries, and in the economy.”
“Sports and politics may seem like different worlds, but they share a common truth: the rules of the game determine who gets to compete—and who gets left on the sidelines. The policies we write, the investments we make, and the access we create don’t just shape winners and losers on a scoreboard—they define opportunity in classrooms, in industries, and in the economy.”
Check out my segment on Lawmakers where I speak about the importance of protecting preventative healthcare benefits for Georgians.
I like to say that my bill, SB 262, is a status quo bill to ensure that insurers in our state do not start charging patients for preventative screenings.
I like to say that my bill, SB 262, is a status quo bill to ensure that insurers in our state do not start charging patients for preventative screenings.
As a legislator and as someone who has had the privilege of serving as a member and chair of the President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts at the Kennedy Center under President Obama, I am appalled by President Trump’s takeover of the Kennedy Center.
For the first time ever, an American president is weaponizing the Kennedy Center, one of the most prestigious art institutions in the world, and installing himself as chair.
This is not normal. What we are witnessing with the political overtake of the Kennedy Center by Trump and his administration is more than just an administrative reshuffling.
It is an assault on American arts and culture. That should concern all of us—not as partisans—but as guardians of our country’s cultural institutions.
The arts are not the property of any one administration, ideology, or party. They belong to the American people. They thrive best when they are free to reflect the full depth and complexity of our American story.
For the first time ever, an American president is weaponizing the Kennedy Center, one of the most prestigious art institutions in the world, and installing himself as chair.
This is not normal. What we are witnessing with the political overtake of the Kennedy Center by Trump and his administration is more than just an administrative reshuffling.
It is an assault on American arts and culture. That should concern all of us—not as partisans—but as guardians of our country’s cultural institutions.
The arts are not the property of any one administration, ideology, or party. They belong to the American people. They thrive best when they are free to reflect the full depth and complexity of our American story.
Yesterday, I was proud to introduce Senate Resolution 36 which recognized January 27, 2025 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Georgia. The resolution also reaffirmed our commitment to combating antisemitism.
Just two weeks ago, families who fell victim to Hamas terrorism on October 7th visited the General Assembly to advocate for the release of their loved ones. One of the family members was Yarden Gonen, who came to represent her sister, Romi, who was captured by terrorists and remained imprisoned for 470 days. Miraculously, the same week that Yarden came to Georgia, her sister, Romi, returned home as part of the hostage-ceasefire deal. Romi was one of three young women who came home that day. And fortunately, four more female hostages were released on Saturday as a continuation of the deal.
The liberation of these innocent individuals resonates deeply with the historical liberation that we are commemorating today as we honor the memory of those who suffered and perished in the Holocaust.
We echo the solemn vow — Never Again.
#internationalholocaustremembranceday
Just two weeks ago, families who fell victim to Hamas terrorism on October 7th visited the General Assembly to advocate for the release of their loved ones. One of the family members was Yarden Gonen, who came to represent her sister, Romi, who was captured by terrorists and remained imprisoned for 470 days. Miraculously, the same week that Yarden came to Georgia, her sister, Romi, returned home as part of the hostage-ceasefire deal. Romi was one of three young women who came home that day. And fortunately, four more female hostages were released on Saturday as a continuation of the deal.
The liberation of these innocent individuals resonates deeply with the historical liberation that we are commemorating today as we honor the memory of those who suffered and perished in the Holocaust.
We echo the solemn vow — Never Again.
#internationalholocaustremembranceday
Had an amazing time at The Scholarship Academy’s first-ever jazz brunch, “A Toast to Debt-Free Degrees,” where I was honored with their 2024 College Champion Award for my work supporting HBCUs and expanding college access for Georgia students. It was incredible to be surrounded by over 150 of Atlanta’s business and philanthropic leaders, all coming together to support such an important cause. The funds raised will help the Metro Atlanta College Access Hub provide families with the financial aid support they need, no matter their zip code. Proud to keep pushing for more opportunities for students across our state! #DebtFreeDegrees #TheScholarshpAcademy #CollegeAccess #HBCU
Today, we honor the hardworking individuals who power our communities and drive our economy forward. Was glad to join our friends in the Atlanta North Fulton Labor Council for the annual Labor Day picnic!
Let’s continue to fight for fair wages, safe workplaces, and the dignity every worker deserves. #LaborDay #WorkersRights #GeorgiaStrong
Let’s continue to fight for fair wages, safe workplaces, and the dignity every worker deserves. #LaborDay #WorkersRights #GeorgiaStrong
Amazing turnout at the Georgia Postcard Project event with 150 volunteers! We’re working hard to get out the vote for Kamala Harris. When we fight, we win! Let’s keep pushing, Georgia! 🇺🇸
#Vote2024 #KamalaHarris #GeorgiaStrong 💪🏽
#Vote2024 #KamalaHarris #GeorgiaStrong 💪🏽
One of my favorite moments from the DNC — Kamala Harris proudly accepting the nomination for President of the United States of America! 🇺🇸
What an incredible final night at the DNC! The energy was electric as Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the nomination, reminding us, “When we fight, we win.” Her words inspired us all—we’re not going back.
The powerful speeches from Congresswoman Lucy McBath and others fighting for common sense gun regulations moved me and many others to tears. Their courage showed us why we must continue pushing for change.
Together, we are stronger. Let’s keep this momentum going, Georgia! 🍑
#DNC2024 #KamalaHarris #WhenWeFightWeWin #WeAreNotGoingBack #GunSense #StrongerTogether #GeorgiaPolitics #WomenInLeadership
The powerful speeches from Congresswoman Lucy McBath and others fighting for common sense gun regulations moved me and many others to tears. Their courage showed us why we must continue pushing for change.
Together, we are stronger. Let’s keep this momentum going, Georgia! 🍑
#DNC2024 #KamalaHarris #WhenWeFightWeWin #WeAreNotGoingBack #GunSense #StrongerTogether #GeorgiaPolitics #WomenInLeadership
Day three at the DNC was exhilarating! Coach Walz and his family remind me of so many families in Georgia: down-to-Earth and loving. He’s going to make an excellent VP to President (🤞🏾) Kamala Harris!
I have seen so many friends and met some incredible people at the DNC: public servants, elected officials, boots on the ground volunteers, and state party officials…
All fired up and ready to work to elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz! We are not going back. Let’s do this! 💪🏾
All fired up and ready to work to elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz! We are not going back. Let’s do this! 💪🏾
Our Back to School event was a success!
In partnership with Women’s International Grail and Rep. Park Cannon, we distributed 600 backpacks filled with school supplies, offered free haircuts and braiding courtesy of Centric Barber Lounge, and facilitated healthcare sign-ups with Kaiser Permanente.
Fulton Votes was on hand for voter registration, and Soles 4 Souls organized a clothing drive. Delta Sigma Theta and Omega Psi Phi provided invaluable support, and the Fulton County Library System issued library cards and shared resources. Georgia Hope, Excel Youth Academy, and many other organizations contributed to making this event a big win for families across Atlanta.
A special thanks to the Andrew and Walter Young YMCA for hosting us and making this possible.
In partnership with Women’s International Grail and Rep. Park Cannon, we distributed 600 backpacks filled with school supplies, offered free haircuts and braiding courtesy of Centric Barber Lounge, and facilitated healthcare sign-ups with Kaiser Permanente.
Fulton Votes was on hand for voter registration, and Soles 4 Souls organized a clothing drive. Delta Sigma Theta and Omega Psi Phi provided invaluable support, and the Fulton County Library System issued library cards and shared resources. Georgia Hope, Excel Youth Academy, and many other organizations contributed to making this event a big win for families across Atlanta.
A special thanks to the Andrew and Walter Young YMCA for hosting us and making this possible.
Thank you to Atlanta, College Park, City of South Fulton, East Point, and Union City for choosing me to represent you at the Capitol!
While we moved some items forward this session, I’m disappointed that a few key pieces of legislation stalled including Medicaid expansion, a focused and coordinated statewide effort on music, and strengthening our HBCUs and their communities. However, I remain undeterred — you can count on me to continue to push these ideas forward until they get done. I am grateful to my amazing staff, and to my constituents who showed up at the Capitol advocating for issues important to them. Stay tuned for more updates, the work continues!
While we moved some items forward this session, I’m disappointed that a few key pieces of legislation stalled including Medicaid expansion, a focused and coordinated statewide effort on music, and strengthening our HBCUs and their communities. However, I remain undeterred — you can count on me to continue to push these ideas forward until they get done. I am grateful to my amazing staff, and to my constituents who showed up at the Capitol advocating for issues important to them. Stay tuned for more updates, the work continues!
What an unforgettable Saturday morning, welcoming Governor Wes Moore of Maryland into our home for brunch and a special meet & greet! What a gathering of friends and like minds under one roof!
As the only black Governor currently in office across the entire US, his visionary and impressive leadership not only inspires me, but also makes me incredibly proud to count him among our circle of friends.
As the only black Governor currently in office across the entire US, his visionary and impressive leadership not only inspires me, but also makes me incredibly proud to count him among our circle of friends.
Qualifying Day at the Capitol! I am incredibly proud to serve Senate District 39 and look forward to continue leading with heart and perseverance. Look for me on your May primary ballot! #SonyaOnYourSide
I was proud to see SB 235 pass the Senate and move onto the House.
As the author of the bill, I have worked diligently to garner bipartisan support around the “HBCU Innovation and Economic Prosperity Planning Districts Act”, which would bolster economic, workforce, and community development around Georgia’s HBCUs. While these institutions are an enormous asset to our state (the numbers speak for themselves), every single HBCU sits in under-invested neighborhoods which hampers their growth. SB 235 is a response to this challenge.
HBCU districts would unlock new resources — propelling these schools and their communities towards a future marked by innovation and prosperity. I look forward to making SB 235 a reality!
As the author of the bill, I have worked diligently to garner bipartisan support around the “HBCU Innovation and Economic Prosperity Planning Districts Act”, which would bolster economic, workforce, and community development around Georgia’s HBCUs. While these institutions are an enormous asset to our state (the numbers speak for themselves), every single HBCU sits in under-invested neighborhoods which hampers their growth. SB 235 is a response to this challenge.
HBCU districts would unlock new resources — propelling these schools and their communities towards a future marked by innovation and prosperity. I look forward to making SB 235 a reality!
Had an amazing conversation with the Atlanta Dream about the incredible impact of women in sports while unboxing some amazing goodies! So happy we could celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day by recognizing these inspiring athletes and their contributions. This is a reminder that we need to champion female athletes at all levels. Let’s keep amplifying their voices and supporting their dreams!
Last week HB 30 (The Antisemitism bill) was signed into law. I spoke from the heart, and was proud to stand with the Jewish community in support of this important piece of legislation.
“Surround yourself with people who fight for you in rooms you’re not in.”
“Surround yourself with people who fight for you in rooms you’re not in.”
Absolutely thrilled to receive this State Legislator of the Year award, alongside so many friends who are strong public servants. In my 3 years in elected office I have witnessed the strength and resilience of our communities. Together we have tackled challenges, celebrated successes and pushed for a brighter future. My commitment to justice, equity and opportunity has only deepened as I continue to push for progress and positive change.
Posted @withregram • @marvinarringtonjr Thank you to all the county officials who came out last night for the annual @gabcoonline Presidents reception. Special thanks to our sponsors @talitrax @unitedhealthcare. Thanks to @chefgarvin and @lowcountryrestaurants.
Posted @withregram • @marvinarringtonjr Thank you to all the county officials who came out last night for the annual @gabcoonline Presidents reception. Special thanks to our sponsors @talitrax @unitedhealthcare. Thanks to @chefgarvin and @lowcountryrestaurants.
What a weekend of celebration! Recognized the end of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting, with good company and a wonderful Eid Al-Fitr feast hosted by MTO Shahmaghsoudi.
Joined hundreds of parade participants - not to mention all those who lined the streets - to cheer Atlanta Public School’s 150 years of education in Atlanta. Also got to hang with the Teacher of the Year, who hails from Booker T Washington High School right here in district 39.
Finally got a chance to attend a showing of the one woman play “Shirley Chisholm: Unbossed and Unbowed”. Deserving of applause and recognition, she was the first black woman to be elected to Congress in the 1960s and to run for President of the US in the 1970s. Catch it if you can this week before it closes.
Joined hundreds of parade participants - not to mention all those who lined the streets - to cheer Atlanta Public School’s 150 years of education in Atlanta. Also got to hang with the Teacher of the Year, who hails from Booker T Washington High School right here in district 39.
Finally got a chance to attend a showing of the one woman play “Shirley Chisholm: Unbossed and Unbowed”. Deserving of applause and recognition, she was the first black woman to be elected to Congress in the 1960s and to run for President of the US in the 1970s. Catch it if you can this week before it closes.
I’ve had the opportunity to work with members of the King family over the years and wanted to share with you some thoughts on Dr. King’s legacy and beliefs around expanding the middle class.
This concert was a bright spot this holiday season, the first since my father passed away. My dad loved music and belonged to choirs - church or otherwise - much of his adult life. When my parents moved to a senior high rise apartment complex earlier this year, he was part of an organizing committee to start a choir there. This was their first concert, which they dedicated to my dad, and I could hear his baritone voice singing every song….
“Though he brings grief, he will show compassion, so great is his unfailing love.”
-Lamentations 3:32
“Though he brings grief, he will show compassion, so great is his unfailing love.”
-Lamentations 3:32
Oh what a night! A week ago, I hosted the inaugural @Sonya4ga Summer Breeze: A Political Gathering at #OneFlewSouth on the Beltline. It was a chance for folks in the political world of #Georgia - electeds across all levels of government, govt affairs, policy, business and academia - to come together and make new connections in a social setting. This was the first of many to come as we work together to #MoveGeorgiaForward!
What a wonderful night in support of the @atlantaballet. Kudos to co-chairs @amandashailendra and Allegra Lawrence Hardy for exceeding every expectation. And I can’t do a post about the ballet without saying how excited I am for the leadership and vision of new Executive Director Tom West. #atlantaballetball
My view today at the investiture ceremony for the 5th President of @clarkatlantauniversity. Congratulations Dr. George T French, Jr and the entire CAU family. His leadership surely adds to the long tradition of excellence at this esteemed university.
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