BY KYLIE VOLAVONGSA | [email protected] On October 17, Washington Square Park filled with megaphones, costumes and protesters. It was the scene of voting advocacy organization Queens Says No Kings’ No Kings: VOTEFEST NYC rally, just one of several nationwide No Kings rallies to mobilize voters for upcoming general elections. This event was mc’eed by CB6 Chair.
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BY KYLIE VOLAVONGSA | [email protected] On October 17, Washington Square Park filled with megaphones, costumes and protesters. It was the scene of voting advocacy organization Queens Says No Kings’ No Kings: VOTEFEST NYC rally, just one of several nationwide No Kings rallies to mobilize voters for upcoming general elections. This event was mc’eed by CB6 Chair.
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