Summary
Protests focused on worker rights and economic inequality are set to happen on Labor Day, led by the AFL-CIO and other groups. Thousands of events will take place across the U.S., including a notable protest at Trump Tower in New York City. The protests aim to highlight the importance of workers over billionaires.
Key Facts
- The protests are organized by the AFL-CIO, a large U.S. labor union group.
- Over 1,000 events are planned for Labor Day across the country.
- Several groups like the National Education Association and Working Families Party are involved.
- A major protest is organized at Trump Tower in New York City.
- The protests include a symbolic "restaurant in the street" event.
- The events highlight issues of economic inequality and worker rights.
- The May Day Strong coalition, known for May 1 rallies, is participating.
