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A history of Labor Day

From troubled Laborers trying to make their voices heard to those who revel in the last precious days of summer, Labor Day has a long and varied history. Born out of unrest and injustice, Labor Day is still used as a platform by workers striving for better rights and a better life. Others just strive to avoid the holiday traffic and find a great vacation spot. Whatever your weekend plans, there's a lot to learn about this dog-day summer holiday.
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Dedicated to American strength and ingenuity, Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of every September. Originally held on a Tuesday in 1882, 1884 marked the beginning of the Monday tradition.<br>
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Credit: The U.S. Department of Labor

Auburn and the University of Southern California celebrate Labor Day with football

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Dedicated to American strength and ingenuity, Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of every September. Originally held on a Tuesday in 1882, 1884 marked the beginning of the Monday tradition.

Credit: The U.S. Department of Labor
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