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March for Our Democracy: Join the QSNK Contingent from Forest Hills

Saturday, November 7, 2026, 11:00 AM EST
Queens, New York

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Bring Your Queens Spirit! Travel with QSNK to the March for Our Democracy Everything we’ve built together in Queens—the friendships, the creativity, the determination—comes with us when we show up across the city. On November 7, let’s bring that Queens spirit to Times Square! Join Queens Says No Kings for a group subway trip to March for Our Democracy: The Fight Isn’t Over, organized by Hands Off NYC and co-sponsored by QSNK. Meet your neighbors, reconnect with familiar faces, and make some new friends along the way. Whether you’ve been marching with us all year or this is your first event, you’ll have a group to travel with and people to march beside. Come with a friend or come on your own—you’re part of the QSNK contingent. Bring your signs, your energy, and your determination. Whatever comes after Election Day, we’ll stand together to defend our democracy, protect our communities, and ensure every vote is counted. Saturday, November 7 Meeting point: Accessible subway entrance in front of the former T-Bone Diner, on the south side of Queens Boulevard near Continental Avenue, Forest Hills. 107-48 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills, NY 11375 Main march: Times Square, noon–3 p.m. Sign up and come with us. Let’s show up for democracy—together. This event is committed to nonviolent action. Participants should act lawfully and de-escalate potential confrontations. No weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted.

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