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Boston May Day March |
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by Michael Borkson
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01 May 2009
Modified: 11:43:56 PM |
About 400 people marched from East Boston to Chelsea to Everett to observe May Day--a day for workers' and immigrants' rights.
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May 1, 2009 Boston:
Boston observed the workers' holiday May Day today. A 400 person march for immigrants' and workers' rights wound its way through the immigrant and working class communities of East Boston, Chelsea, and Everett. |
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See also:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJrD6rGUznQ
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