INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY

International Workers' Day marches in Everett and Boston united against ICE collaboration, wage theft, attacks on worker organizing rights, public education funding, and DACA/TPS protections.

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INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY
International Workers' Day marches in Everett and Boston united against ICE collaboration, wage theft, attacks on worker organizing rights, public education funding, and DACA/TPS protections.
3/25/2019 12:00 AM

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In-person

Start Date:

3/25/2019 12:00 AM

About this event

Join us to show our collective strength & unity: WE STAND TOGETHER AND WILL NOT BE DIVIDED

WE MARCH TO:

  • Stop collusion with ICE
  • End wage theft & worker abuse
  • Protect worker safety & right to organize
  • Protect public education
  • Protect DACA & TPS


EVERETT: Gather 3pm, march 3:30pm Everett City Hall (Broadway, corner of Mansfield)

CHELSEA: Gather 3pm, march 4pm Chelsea City Hall (Broadway, corner of Everett Ave.)

EAST BOSTON: Gather 4pm, main rally 5:30pm Liberty Plaza @ Meridian corner of Border St.

Everett contingent will march to Chelsea, then both will march to East Boston, and all come together for the rally

RSVP: bit.ly/May1st19MA

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