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Down here in Mexico as with countries in Europe Labor Day is May 1st, not now in September, so I had to remind myself that it's Labor Day weekend in the States. I hope everybody has a really good holiday, y'all!
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did you know that the 1919 may day riots are the reason why the u.s. refuses to celebrate international labor day. the bill was in congress for the u.s. to join the international celebration when labor protests honoring international labor day erupted in cleveland ohio. the riots rocked the nation and congress voted to celebrate the day in september rather than honoring the may day riots with a national holiday. it was a seriously ugly riot which petered on for months.
another more current tidbit.
the katrina cleanup in new orleans, 2006 attracted a surplus of day laborers from hispanolandia, hanging out on the devastated street corners, waiting for pay day. thousands of them gathered downtown for the traditional may day with speakers declaring their hispanic rights of ownership. the next day the national guard was quietly brought in to monitor the situation before the predominantly african american citizens of new orleans had time to react. it sent racial tensions through the roof for a goodly while.
i've only witnessed riots from a safe social distance of several city blocks. that was frightening enough for my hypervigilant senses.