Labor Day wasn’t born in a backyard BBQ—it came out of strikes, sweat, and a whole lot of sass from America’s working class. In the DMV, it’s a mix of history, humidity, and hot dogs. Here’s how Labor Day went from picket lines to Potomac riverfronts.
Labor Day: the one day a year Americans celebrate work by doing absolutely none of it. But behind the barbecues and mattress sales lies a surprisingly spicy history of strikes, riots, and a whole lot of sweaty union drama. Let’s dig into the facts, the fiction, and the fire pits.
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