it's "Loyalty Day" in the US
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Today?!
the actual labor day
And Labor Day is Fake May Day.
Happy labor day comrades. Apart from Holland (cringe) where else in the world is it NOT considered a day off?
This weirdly says that Belgium has it on a different day which is not true
Yeah
Sweden definitely celebrates it as labor day, lots of marches and stuff
True, but officially?
I couldnt find it referenced as anything but labor day anywhere, but who knows I suppose!
Why is India and Sri Lanka not red? We do celebrate? It's an actual holiday?
I think only informally.
It's an official holiday in Denmark, so this map isn't correct
In Canada, we get the day off, but not until September.
Another Canadian oof.
The US
Yeah, only informally at best.
Australia, for starters... which makes sense.
except for me, it has been 10 months since iast worked, I'm unemployed :(
"Worker" in this context doesn't mean "currently employed", it means "working class person".
A working class person, a proletarian, is anyone who needs to sell their labour power to survive. As opposed to someone doesn't need to work to survive, who can live off of profits from capital they own.
ik ik, just kidding a little and venting, since im proletariat, im subjects to the wills of the market and have no employment consequently no money to my stuff and im surviving of my parents
I'm an intern, though not a full job. I vent about the same things too.
Yeah, if you're not bourgeois or petit-bourgeois, then you are proletarian, afaik
It's been over a year since I last worked.
So glad to have the day off today (by coincidence) lol. I kinda want to read more about the Haymarket uprising in Chicago that started May Day, does anyone have any good articles or book suggestions on said topic? Thank you in advance!
There's also this section of the autobiography of Mother Jones, and in general a lot of info from the IWW archive.
Fun fact: the leader's wife (the wife of the leader who was executed) join the Communist Party USA but had her house burned down and the FBI swooped in and stole everything she was writing from the wreckage.
Happy labor day, comrades! A shame people don't celebrate May 1st in Canada (in Brazil the day is very celebrated).
In America, nobody knows about it.
I totally forgot to wear my May Day pin too 😞
DSA rose bleh
I kid, I kid!
It’s the Portuguese Carnation 😭
Ah, like the Carnation Revolution, which helped to end fascism in Portugal and end Portuguese colonialism in Africa!
The exact one! It’s subtle enough to feel safe to wear and it gets the message across.
Nice!
My therapist said happy "May Day" to me.
She sent me a picture commemorating it for me.
I forgot to bring my Soviet Union flag to the demonstration :(. At least I bought a Palestine flag today
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