New York Elected Officials, striking fast food workers, supported by airport workers and community, march to nearby McDonald's to protest unfair labor practices and risk arrest - On the four-year anniversary of the first fast food strike in New York, New York workers join the Fight for $15 National Day of Action across the country. Striking fast food workers, supported by airport workers and community, march to McDonald's at 160 Broadway to protest unfair labor practices and risk arrest. The civil disobedience acts in NYC lead to multiple arrests, including several members of the NY City Counc

New York Elected Officials, striking fast food workers, supported by airport workers and community, march to nearby McDonald's to protest unfair labor practices and risk arrest - On the four-year anniversary of the first fast food strike in New York, New York workers join the Fight for $15 National Day of Action across the country. Striking fast food workers, supported by airport workers and community, march to McDonald's at 160 Broadway to protest unfair labor practices and risk arrest. The civil disobedience acts in NYC lead to multiple arrests, including several members of the NY City Counc Stock Photo

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New York Elected Officials, striking fast food workers, supported by airport workers and community, march to nearby McDonald’s to protest unfair labor practices and risk arrest - On the four-year anniversary of the first fast food strike in New York, New York workers join the Fight for $15 National Day of Action across the country. Striking fast food workers, supported by airport workers and community, march to McDonald’s at 160 Broadway to protest unfair labor practices and risk arrest. The civil disobedience acts in NYC lead to multiple arrests, including several members of the NY City Council (Photo by Erik McGregor/Pacific Press)

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