All around the world, workers take the streets on May 1st to celebrate International Workers’ Day. Except for in the United States, where May 1st, or May Day, is not a recognized holiday. But that wasn’t always the case – in fact, May Day has its origins in the late 18th century working class movements of America.

Join PSL and DSA as we explore the origins of May Day, talk about working class movements in American history past to present, and explore how we can reinvigorate the working class to take power back from the ruling elites!

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