On this day in Labor History the year was 2012. 
A few thousand artists, activists, teachers and union members lined Broadway in New York City. 
Each held a pink placard, representing a “pink slip.” As New Yorkers bustled by on their way to work, the protestors stood with their signs from 8:14 in the morning until 8:28.

On this day in Labor History the year was 2012. A few thousand artists, activists, teachers and union members lined Broadway in New York City. Each held a pink placard, representing a “pink slip.” As New Yorkers bustled by on their way to work, the protestors stood with their signs from 8:14 in the morning until 8:28.

On this day in Labor History the year was 2012.&nbsp;
A few thousand artists, activists, teachers and union members lined Broadway in New York City.&nbsp;
Each held a pink placard, representing a “pink slip.” As New Yorkers bustled by on their way to work, the protestors stood with their signs from 8:14 in the morning until 8:28.&nbsp;&nbsp;

March 6 - The Next Pink Slip Could Be Yours

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