This French Huffington Post video says about itself (translated):
“Let’s go get Macron“: for them, the president‘s ‘contemptuous’ sentence is wrong
Ten days after the start of the Benalla affair, more than a hundred people demonstrated on Friday, July 27 in Paris on the Place de la Contrescarpe, where [President Macron‘s Deputy Chief of Staff] Alexandre Benalla was filmed beating two [May Day] demonstrators to a pulp, to denounce “the police violence“, and “Macron‘s insolence”. The demonstrators, who met late afternoon, had responded to a call on Facebook called “Let’s find Macron“, in response to the words by Emmanuel Macron who had told his employees: “If they want a person responsible for this, then he is in front of you, let them come and get him.”
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Launch Date: MAY DAY 2019
Workers Solidarity Day Will Be a May Day Every Month To:
BUILD coordinated support to workers’ struggles locally, nationally, and internationally
RAISE consciousness about workers’ struggles everywhere
INVOLVE more people in workers’ solidarity efforts
SHOW that all struggles are workers’ struggles and workers’ struggles are central to every struggle
FIGHT AGAINST EVERY EFFORT TO DIVIDE WORKERS FROM EACH OTHER. THERE ARE NO WALLS IN THE WORKING CLASS STRUGGLE!
Add Your Name to Endorse the Call for Monthly Workers Solidarity Days!
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Fellow Organizers and Comrades Around the World,
We want to share with you and ask you to support a proposal for a monthly Workers Solidarity Day. Towards this effort we propose initiating an International Workers Solidarity Network.
Workers everywhere are rising up, organizing, striking, and fighting back under difficult conditions. The best, and most militant forces in the organized labor movement are doing what they can to support the resurgence. But it’s not enough.
The time has come to appeal to the millions and even billions of people worldwide, who may or may not be part of organized labor movements, to participate in workers solidarity activities on a consistent basis.
Regardless of our circumstances or location, the overwhelming majority of us are part of the working class — even if some workers are not conscious of the fact. Workers everywhere need us to join them on the global picket line.
Why is Mass Workers Solidarity Critical Now?
Among the many challenges to global working class solidarity, is a vile campaign by billionaire politicians like Donald Trump, to divide workers on the basis of racism, sexism, xenophobia, ableism, and anti-LGBTQ2S oppression.
Trump’s war on immigrant workers is a war on the entire working class. The wall he wants to build on the border is a wall to divide workers. But we know there are no walls in the workers struggle! We must say this to the “Trumps” playing the same game on every continent.
Every Struggle is a Workers Struggle
The message most be spread: every struggle is a workers struggle. That includes the students striking against climate change, young activists marching against racist police terror, women and gender-oppressed people rising up and saying, “ME TOO”, and people with disabilities fighting for their rights.
The workers struggle also includes those of us in the immigrant rights movement, the antiwar movement, the housing movement and the healthcare-for-all movement, as well as those of us who — in spite of holding college degrees — have been forced into the gig economy while being mired in debt.
We know that there are many questions about how a monthly Workers Solidarity Day would work, or even whether it could work. Building workers solidarity will take actions in the streets, organizing at workplaces, and building assemblies of workers. Many tactics will be involved. But with your support and participation in this project, we will find the best answers to how to build the workers solidarity movement.
It’s more crucial than ever that workers become aware that they are part of a global class and that this awareness ushers in a new era of real global working class solidarity. GLOBAL WORKING CLASS SOLIDARITY WILL BECOME AN IRREPRESSIBLE FORCE. UNITED WE WILL WIN!
In Solidarity,
International Workers Solidarity Network initiators (in formation)
Keith Bullard, Fight for $15 North Carolina • Sara Catalinotto, Delegate, United Federation of Teachers local 2 (id only) • Ed Childs, Chief Shop Steward, UNITE HERE Local 26, Harvard University • Shahid Comrade, Pakistan USA Freedom Forum • Sara Flounders, Co-Director, International Action Center • Andre Francois, President, United Steelworkers Local 8751, Boston School Bus Drivers Union, Team Solidarity; Haitian Community Leader • Martha Grevatt, co-founder, Pride @ Work; Trustee, UAW Local 869 (id only) • Teresa Gutierrez, National Coordinator, FIRE (Fight for Im/Migrants & Refugees Everywhere); Co-Director, International Action Center; Co-founder of May 1st Coalition for Workers and Immigrant Rights • Jayla Hagans, youth organizer in North Carolina • Stevan Kirschbaum, Vice President, United Steelworkers Local 8751, Boston School Bus Drivers Union • Chuck Mohan, Guyanese American Workers United • Mary Pinotti-Kaessinger, Disability rights leader • Minnie Bruce Pratt, National Writers Union/ UAW local 1981 (id only) • Ben Ramos, Pro Libertad • Doris Reina-Landaverde, leader, Harvard TPS Coalition; Shop Steward, SEIU 32BJ, Harvard University • Dante Strobino, Durham Workers Assembly • Clarence Thomas, Long time rank and file leader, ILWU Local 10; Leader of the Million Worker March • Scott Williams, Philadelphia Joint Board, Workers United (id only) • Mazeda Uddin, SAFEST (South Asian Fund for Education, Scholarship & Training)
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