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The 10 pages that link to International Workers' Day, each with the reason it gives.

• Second InternationalRelated: The International adopted May 1 as a day for coordinated demonstrations and the eight-hour-day campaign.

• Haymarket affairRelated: The affair became a central reference point in the holiday's annual commemorations.

• Eight-hour dayRelated: May Day commemorates the 1886 campaign for the eight-hour day and its repression.

• SyndicalismRelated: Syndicalist organizations helped make May Day a platform for labor solidarity and direct-action demands.

• The Red FlagRelated: The song is performed at labor commemorations and rallies, including May Day events.

• Labor DayCompared with: It is the most widespread alternative to the September observance in the United States and Canada.

• May DayRelated: In many places, May Day’s public meaning centers on labor rather than spring.

• Lucy ParsonsRelated: The observance grew internationally from the struggle for the eight-hour day and the Haymarket events.

• İbrahim KaypakkayaRelated: Supporters commemorate Kaypakkaya around May Day, linking his memory with labor and revolutionary politics.

• Socialist patriotismRelated: Public celebrations joined workers’ solidarity to displays of national and state identity.