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Education Modules

  1. 1934 San Francisco General Strike
  2. Immigration, Labor Power, and Working Class Solidarity
  3. Pictures of a Gone City (book talk, by author Richard Walker)
  4. Striking to Survive (Chinese Worker-Activist Book Tour)
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    • June 2022
    • December 2020
  • San Francisco May Day Walk

  • Sunday, May 4, 2025 at 10:00 a.m.

  • Meet inside the Rincon Center lobby (83 Mission Street, near corner of Steuart, in photo below) (https://maps.app.goo.gl/hxqjvUKMqw1ddLiZA)

  • We’ll walk along remnants of the working waterfront & also discuss May 4th being the anniversary of the 1970 Kent State Massacre, the '34 San Francisco General Strike, Tom Mooney's frame-up in 1916 & other Bay Area anti-war protests, the Italian anarchists in North Beach, the 1969-1971 Occupation of Alcatraz, Occupy SF in 2011, the hideous (and long gone) Embarcadero Freeway that sparked the citywide anti-Freeway Revolt, the battle over the I-Hotel in Manilatown and the fight against gentrification, and many other social movements that define the Bay Area.

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