What is May Day Strong, the ‘no work, no school, no shopping’ protests against Trump?
Anyone who attended one of the 3,000 No Kings protests in March might have learned of the latest effort to protest against Trump administration policies: May Day Strong. The single-day protest on 1 May is taking its cue from the massive day of action that shut down Minneapolis in January by asking Americans not to shop, work or go to school. Rallies, marches and teach-ins will also take place across the country. “The labor movement in our country cannot advance while ignoring the assault on de
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