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INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY 1886-2012
The right to an 8-hour working day was won with the blood of the martyrs of Chicago in 1886. 126 years later we continue to fight for the rights of all workers in the U.S.
Boston rally at 12 noon – Tuesday May 1, 2012
Boston City Hall Plaza/Government Center (Cambridge & Court Streets)
Public Transportation: Blue line Train - State Street stop
Green line Train - Government Center stop
After the rally we will join East Boston at 2 pm and march to the Everett May Day rally.
The 99% demands:
1. Stop attacks on workers!
2. Stop the detention and deportation of migrant workers and their families!
3. Stop racial profiling legislations and programs!
4. End police brutality!
5. Money for jobs and education, transportation not for war!
6. Keep education public!
7. An end to corporate rule and a return of power to the people!
More information: www.bostonmayday.org
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Greater Boston Area May 1st Activities
Chelsea:
Chelsea City Hall
500 Broadway (& Hawthorne St.)
Gather at 12:noon march at 2:pm
For More information please contact
La Colaborativa (617) 889-6080
East Boston:
LoPresti Park
Summer & New Streets (Maverick Square )
Gather at 12:noon begin march at 2:30pm
For more information please contact
Dominic at City life/Vida Urbana
857 203-2393
Everett:
Glendale Park
Ferry & Elm Streets
Gathering and rally at 4:pm
For more information please contact
La Comunidad (617) 387-9996
Block Party
In the Boston Financial District:
(corner of Federal and Franklin Streets)
Gather at 7:AM
For more information please go to www.occupymay1st.org
Boston evening Funeral March:
Copley Square Park (steps of Trinity Church)
Gather at 7:pm begin march at 8:pm
For more information please go to
www.occupymay1st.org
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