May Day
Although it is not officially recognized as a holiday in the United States, many organizers commemorate International Workers’ Day and the necessity of collective action.
May Day, or International Workers Day, originated in the United States, after a May 1, 1886. Millions of black workers protested after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968.
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