Labor Day origins and modern celebration across the U S
Labor Day marks the end of summer with cookouts travel and shopping. Origins trace to 1882 New York City marches led by the Central Labor Union and Knights of Labor and federal recognition in 1894. The holiday blends activism with family gatherings and evolving fashion.
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