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Central Valley | Immigrant RightsMay Day in Fresno
Over 2,000 people marched for immigrant rights on May 1, 2008 in Fresno. The marchers started at the Free Speech area on the Fulton Mall, went to City Hall, and returned to where they started. The theme of the march was “Today We March, Tomorrow We Vote” and to “Stop the Separation of our Families.”  600_md_1.jpg
The March Started on the Fulton Mall
 600_md_2.jpg Organizers estimated there were over 2,000 people on the march.
Enthusiastic Marchers
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Today We March, Tomorrow We Vote
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Marchers Leave the Fulton Mall
 600_md_58.jpg And head towards City Hall
M.E.Ch.A. Students were at the March
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Young and Old were on the March
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Lots of Flags
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Immigration Makes this Nation
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WILPF
 600_md_10.jpg There were lots of community groups, like the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom at the march. All photos by Mike Rhodes
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