This Labor Day, Americans across the country are celebrating the contributions and sacrifices of workers who have built and sustained the nation. Festivities range from local gatherings, like those at Fred's on the River in Prairieville, LA, to larger events such as union outreach at the Minnesota State Fair. Many are reflecting on the historical significance and ongoing struggles of the labor movement, highlighting the importance of fair wages, safe working conditions, and the right to unionize. In Las Vegas, labor unions highlight their recent accomplishments while continuing to advocate for workers' rights. Despite economic growth in states like Alabama, challenges remain in balancing business interests with workers' rights. The origins of Labor Day trace back to the late 19th century, emphasizing the enduring fight for workers' dignity and recognition.