118 years after the controversial event, labor leaders and police officials finally unite in support of the ambiguous theme of progress suggested by sculptor Mary Brogger; anarchists lament lack of anarchy.
(Chicago Tribune | NY Times)
naw, if they did that, they'd have to acknowledge that there's some legitimate significance to Labor Day other than just as a signifier of when you should stop wearing white...
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this is a humorous development considering the city of chicago deliberately built a highway over the original site of haymarket square.
wonder if "they" will move labor to the month of May and celebrate it like the rest of the world?
labor day...
naw, if they did that, they'd have to acknowledge that there's some legitimate significance to Labor Day other than just as a signifier of when you should stop wearing white...
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