PHOTOS: Labor Day protests support ‘Workers Over Billionaires!’

As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)A woman shows off earrings of the Pfizer vaccine during the Labor Day “Workers Over Billionaires!” protest. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)[image error]As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)Show Caption1 of 9As part of the Labor Day National Day of Action, 50501 Monterey in partnership with Monterey Indivisible and Unite Monterey County hosted the “Workers Over Billionaires!” peaceful protest. Windows on the Bay was filled with about 1,000 demonstrators to support "local labor and community organizations in their struggle to stop the billionaire takeover of our democracy," according to organizers. (Arianna Nalbach - Monterey Herald)Expand