Labor memorializes 92nd anniversary of ‘Bloody Friday,’ as history rhymes

Minneapolis commemorated the 92nd anniversary of the tragic "Bloody Friday" incident where police fired on striking workers in 1934, highlighting the ongoing struggles of labor rights. John Hanson's father was there, providing first aid to the wounded, underscoring the personal and human cost of labor disputes. This event serves as a powerful reminder of the historical tensions between labor and law enforcement, emphasizing the importance of workers' rights and the need for continued vigilance in protecting these rights today.