Hundreds of people gather and march in Yakima on May Day

The annual May Day march in Yakima drew hundreds of participants on Thursday evening, emphasizing justice, dignity, and equality for workers. Beginning and concluding at Miller Park, the march crossed Yakima Avenue twice, drawing attention to workers' rights. Dianna Woods, a participant, expressed the importance of solidarity, stating, "I think it’s really important for people to see that they aren’t alone. " The march reflects the growing concerns and fears among workers, highlighting the need for community support. May Day has a long history of advocating for labor rights, with events held worldwide to honor workers' contributions.

This year’s theme resonates deeply with ongoing discussions about fair labor practices and workers' rights. The gathering underscores the significance of collective action in addressing these issues. Events like this play a crucial role in mobilizing support and fostering a sense of community.