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May 1st is celebrated around the world as International Workers Day and is marked by militant struggle demanding rights for poor and working people.
After nine days of arguments and three days of jury deliberation, the judge in the case of Jewu Richardson on April 12 declared a mistrial after the six-person jury could not come to consensus on any of the charges against Richardson.
Richardson is facing 30 years in prison after being shot by a New Haven police officer on Jan. 16, 2010.
Throughout the latest U.S.-backed Israeli assault on Gaza (Nov. 14-21), protesters took to the streets throughout the United States and of course around the world.
May 1 is celebrated around the world as International Workers Day. Following are May Day reports from the streets by activists with Party for Socialism and Liberation.
Read reports from some of the numerous actions across the United States held on Feb. 4.
On May 1, tens of thousands took to the streets across the country to demand legalization for all immigrants and to stop deportations and the attacks on workers.
When bombs and missiles began raining down on the people of Libya. The ANSWER Coalition immediately put out a call for protests to take place across the country to demand "Stop the bombing of Libya."
Restaurant workers and their supporters held a rally and press conference in New Haven, Conn. Dec. 3 to demand that two city restaurants and two local contractors pay wages owed to the workers. The press conference, which drew two dozen people as well as members of the media out into downtown New Haven, was called by the New Haven Workers Association.
On Dec 4, over thirty people in the New Haven community known as the "Hill" marched to protest police brutality. Jehu Richardson, a life long resident of the Hill and victim of police brutality emceed and addressed the marchers,"We will not be held prisoners in our community, it's time for the people to stand together and fight back.