Greg Wilson/Anderson ObserverLabor Day arrives in South Carolina with cookouts, boat ramps, football, retail store sales and the late-summer ritual marking the unofficial end of summer, even though it’s still hot enough to make ending summer feel like a matter of optimism rather than weather.The holiday itself offers a more difficult inheritance.It was born from an American labor movement that demanded the right to organize, to bargain, to work …
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