Today in Peace and Justice history on September 5, 1882 Well over 10,000 workers demanding the 8-hour day marched to protest working conditions in the first-ever U.S. Labor Day parade, held in New York City. About a quarter million New Yorkers turned out to watch. The idea was that of Peter J. McGuire, a union carpenter and cofounder of the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions... http://bit.ly/151D9I3 |
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Today in Peace and Justice History: Sept 5,
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