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On Sunday, May 1, 2011, a large group of Lynn residents traveled to the annual May Day March for Workers' and Immigrants' Rights. This year the march began in East Boston and ended in Chelsea.

Organized by Lynn United for Change, a large group representing some of the tremendous diversity of Lynn traveled together to East Boston. Participants included members of both Lynn United for Change and Neighbor to Neighbor.

Members of Lynn United for Change, Neighbor to Neighbor and other Lynn residents in front of 112 Exchange Street before leaving for the march.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Cristino "Canon" Acosta.

Members of Lynn United for Change, Neighbor to Neighbor and other Lynn residents in front of Chelsea City Hall at the conclusion of the march and rally.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Isaac Simon Hodes.

The march en route from East Boston to Chelsea City Hall.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Cristino "Canon" Acosta.

The march en route from East Boston to Chelsea City Hall.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Isaac Simon Hodes.

The march en route from East Boston to Chelsea City Hall.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Isaac Simon Hodes.

Participants gather in East Boston's Central Square just before the march begins.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Cristino "Canon" Acosta.

Lynn United for Change members Suzanne Hodes, Tina Lloyd, Cristino "Canon" Acosta during the rally in front of Chelsea City Hall.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Isaac Simon Hodes.

The Lynn contingent marches across the Andrew McArdle Bridge from East Boston into Chelsea.
Full size (high resolution). Photo: Cristino "Canon" Acosta.