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Labor Day in the United States: From Strikes to Barbecues | English Listening Practice
**This episode is designed for A2–B2 learners who want clear and natural English listening practice through real cultural topics.Labor Day in the U.S. is often seen as the “last hurrah” of summer—barbecues, picnics, and one final long weekend before school and fall routines begin. But behind the holiday is a story of workers’ struggles, labor unions, and the fight for fair conditions.In this episode, we explore:The history of Labor Day and why the U.S. celebrates in September instead of May.The Pullman Strike of 1894 and how it led to the creation of the holiday.Important labor leaders like…
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