Labor Rights Rallies Surge Across the Nation
Posted on Sep 02, 2025 / USA
“Workers Over Billionaires” protests swept through the country on Labor Day, with major gatherings in cities like Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., Houston, and Los Angeles. In Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson emphatically rejected any federal troop deployments, declaring “No federal troops in the city of Chicago” during the West Loop rally. Protesters rallied for stronger social safety nets, including protections for Social Security, healthcare, and public education. Organized by coalitions like May Day Strong, AFL-CIO, and One Fair Wage, the movement emphasized grassroots energy over governmental influence. The demonstrations amplified calls for a nation that prioritizes workers’ rights above corporate profits, making a powerful statement on a day dedicated to labor.
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