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Oregon Labor Day Rallies Zero in on Wealth Inequality

Labor Day protests featured over 1,000 events nationwide, organized by labor unions and advocacy groups demanding protections for social programs and workers' rights.

  • On Monday, Sept. 1, 2025, the AFL-CIO led a multiday mobilization of rallies, picnics, marches and other events across the U.S., including local protests in Hyannis, Massachusetts and Fort Myers, Florida.
  • Fueled by May Day Strong coalition, the protests targeted President Donald Trump and billionaires, advancing five demands including protecting Medicaid, Social Security, and funding schools, health care, and housing.
  • Down Fifth Avenue organizers planned a TACO-themed afternoon with Trump costumes and a street restaurant, while a large group was expected at Manhattan's Trump Tower to demand a $30 an hour minimum wage.
  • Advocates said they hoped the protests would build momentum against the Trump administration and policies favoring the wealthy, while the White House did not directly address the demonstrations and Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, praised Trump as a voice for workers.
  • Organizers warned about recent Trump actions, including an executive order stripping union rights and proposals threatening 1 million federal workers and 3.7 million childcare and home care workers.
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DCReport.org broke the news in on Monday, September 1, 2025.
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