US Activists Organize May Day Economic Blackout to Protest Government Policies
Activists across the United States are planning an economic blackout on May Day, calling for 'no school, no work, no shopping' to protest government policies perceived as prioritizing the needs of billionaires over workers. The movement, led by labor unions and community groups, aims to highlight issues such as immigration rights, voting rights, and workers' rights. Neidi Dominguez, a key organizer, noted that the number of May Day events has more than doubled compared to the previous year, with significant participation expected in cities like Los Angeles and Chicago. The protests are partly a response to actions by the Trump administration, including proposed ICE operations at polling places and military actions abroad. 
