By A May Day rally is set for Friday, May 1 at Anderson Park in Aberdeen.
It is part of a national day of protest and scheduled to run from 5 to 7 p.m. at the park along Sixth Avenue Southeast.
The rally is “for the rights of workers and (to) show that we want a country that supports workers, not billionaires,” according to a social media post. It’s being organized by Indivisible Aberdeen.
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People who attend the rally will be able to register to vote and are encouraged to take signs.
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There have been previous similar events locally and nationwide, often called No Kings rallies, that target the policies of President Donald Trump and his administration.
