The Mercury emphasizes the value of local journalism and arts in Portland, urging community support for its work. With the arrival of a sunny May Day, it showcases various events promoting workers' rights in a climate of increasing governmental oppression. The publication offers a detailed guide to protests and activities happening in the city, reflecting the heightened relevance of May Day amidst attacks on marginalized groups. Additionally, it introduces new print content aimed at enhancing community engagement.
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Planning on getting out in these streets to lift your voice for the protection of others? Our Taylor Griggs and Suzette Smith have the best May Day protest roundup in town.
With the federal attacks on workers, immigrants, and marginalized people across the board, May Day is all the more relevant and important this year.
It's a veritable horny cornucopia of fun ideas to turn your collective frowns upside-down(s).
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