This year’s May Day celebrated workers and called for an end to family separation. Under the banner of “Keep Families Together,” thousands of community advocates, and immigrant, labor, economic justice, faith, student, and immigrant rights organizations in Los Angeles marched for worker rights and immigrant justice.

Here are some photos from the day.

UCLA students joined the march in full force:

Photo: Victor Narro

Nat Lowe spoke at the rally representing Chinatown Community for Equitable Development. He took this awesome selfie while on stage.

Photo: Nat Lowe

Lola Smallwood Cuevas posted this photo with this message:

“Brothers Rev. Sauls and Ryan Smith holding it down May Day 2014!
Equity for LA’s labor market, quality full employment for our people and not 1 more deportation!
Harambee!
Si se puede!”

Photo: Lola Smallwood Cuevas, Los Angeles Black Worker Center

Photo: Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy

Kent Wong getting interviewed after his speech at the march.

Photo: Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy

Photo: CLEAN Carwash Campaign

Photo: Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy

Photo: Quincy Surasmith, Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles

Photo: Quincy Surasmith, Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles

Photo: Quincy Surasmith, Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles

Victor Narro and Tia Koonse from the UCLA Labor Center legal observing for the day.

Photo: Victor Narro

The queer contingent holds it down strong, calling on President Obama to stop deportations and standing up for immigrant, worker, and queer rights.

Photo: Ronnie Veliz

“My name is Valeria De La Luz and I am a Trans Latina marching with the MayDay Queer Contingent because these are my first hours of freedom and I believe in stopping all deportations. I was released last night from immigration detention and there are still too many LGBTQ community members like Yordy Cancino and Alex Aldana in detention. Let’s free Yordy and Alex!”

Photo: Ronnie Veliz

Photo: Ronnie Veliz