Thousands march in LA for May Day as unions push school walkouts, ‘economic blackout’

Source: New York Post

Thousands of workers, union members and activists are expected to flood downtown Los Angeles on Friday for May Day, with organizers urging supports to skip work, school and shopping as part of a broader “economic blackout. ” The main rally is scheduled to begin at 10 a. m.

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