Labor Day has become a significant part of the holiday culture of the United States. Over the years it has come to symbolize the end of Summer and the official beginning to a new cycle of the school years for students and the families that support them. Let's learn more about labor day symbols.
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The symbol most recognized which represents Labor Day is the strong muscled armed wielding a hammer.
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American flag is also a common symbol which is an appropriate means to celebrate and identify with the gratitude and dependence we all have on labor in this nation.
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This is a day celebrating the typically manual labor of the blue collar workers that make this nation run.
Labor day is a wonderful holiday, steeped in history and in fun end of Summer celebration. You will understand more about these labor day symbols through labor day history.
