Marching with One Nation, Working Together? Send Us Your Pictures!

Marching with One Nation, Working Together? Send Us Your Pictures!

Marching with One Nation, Working Together? Send Us Your Pictures!

Submit shots from this Saturday’s One Nation, Working Together march to The Nation‘s Flickr stream—we might use them in our slide show of the event!

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This Saturday, October 2, progressives from across the country will march in Washington, DC to denounce politics as usual and to rally around real solutions for our country’s problems. At the One Nation, Working Together march, a broad coalition of union members, community activists, students, entertainers, civil and human rights leaders and progressive politicians will demand jobs, quality education, comprehensive and humane immigration reform and a solution to our broken criminal justice system. The stakes couldn’t be higher, and The Nation wants your photos of the march!

Submit your images to The Nation‘s Flickr group and your shots may be included in a slide show on TheNation.com. Here’s how:

1. Log in to your Flickr account (if you don’t have a flickr account, you can sign up for free.)
2. Join The Nation‘s flickr group by clicking "Join this Group" on our Flickr group page.
3. Add your images of the One Nation, Working Together march to The Nation‘s group pool, and tag your images with the tag NatMagOneNation.

Then check back next week to see whether your images are in The Nation‘s slide show, and view your fellow marchers’ pictures, too!

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