West Twin Cities

Julia Coleman, a public figure and Minnesota State Senator, recently shared several updates on her social media account regarding her personal experiences and community involvement.

On October 3, 2025, Coleman addressed the importance of respectful dialogue in sensitive discussions. She wrote, "Ms. Christensen, I’m all about respectful dialogue on the biggest issues. In fact, just last night I had a heartbreaking conversation with two of the parents who lost a child at Annunciation. But this type of behavior is out of line. I can handle and even chuckle at being called".

The following day, October 4, 2025, Coleman commented on political discourse and personal resilience. She stated, "My resolve is unshaken by labels and name calling—‘cow’ from the far left or ‘RINO’ from the fringe right. My favorite people call me ‘Mom,’ and every choice I make is to secure a brighter future for their generation. (also they don’t know what the jerseys say they just".

On October 5, 2025, Coleman highlighted her participation in an environmental event with her family: "Had a wonderful time at The Dakota today accepting a Clean Water Ambassador award with my oldest. He loved hearing about the importance of keeping toxins out of our water and loved seeing his first live music. ".

Coleman has served as a Minnesota State Senator since 2021 and has been active in both legislative work and community outreach efforts.