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Artists Against Slavery: Lukas Nelson

We spent two days on the Willie Nelson Country Music Throwdown tour with our friend Lukas Nelson. Lukas pulled out all the stops to make sure everyone at the show was aware there are 27 million people in slavery today. The fans lined up after his set to get autographs and pictures. Lukas posed with […]

By Free the Slaves

July 29, 2011

We spent two days on the Willie Nelson Country Music Throwdown tour with our friend Lukas Nelson. Lukas pulled out all the stops to make sure everyone at the show was aware there are 27 million people in slavery today. The fans lined up after his set to get autographs and pictures. Lukas posed with our “Slavery Sucks Freedom Rocks” sign and helped us pass out information cards. He said ” I just want to help in whatever way I can.” Well Lukas, you continue to help in a big way.

If you want to pose with our “Slavery Sucks Freedom Rocks” poster, download it here, and post the photo on our Facebook!

Check out some footage from the show!

 

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