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The boycott is being called for by The People's Union USA, an advocacy group aiming to organize working-class Americans.

A trip to McDonald's isn't the only way to get your Filet-O-Fish fix. Whip up your own DIY sandwich worthy of the Golden ...

The boycott is being called for by The People's Union USA, an advocacy group aiming to organize working-class Americans.

A new McDonald's boycott is happening now. A larger economic blackout and more spending freezes are planned through summer.

American fast food culture has even taken note. The Filet-O-Fish sandwich was invented in 1962 by businessman Lou Groen, a McDonald's franchise owner in Cincinnati.

McDonald’s is primarily known for its burgers, and some people may be wary of ordering fish from a fast-food joint, so on some days, the Filet-O-Fish sandwich isn’t ordered much.

Few people associate McDonald’s with the season of Lent, but the fast-food chain has played a small but iconic role in Lenten history — at least in the United States.

According to Chowhound, of the 300 million Filet-O-Fish sandwiches McDonald’s sells every year, about 75 million are sold during the 40 days of Lent.