This summer, take a road trip and discover how Labor built America.

This article discusses the historical significance of various locations in the United States that are connected to the labor movement. It highlights destinations such as the Brooklyn Bridge, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York City, Blair Mountain in West Virginia, and the Pullman National Historical Park in Chicago. These sites played important roles in the struggles and achievements of working people throughout American history. The article also mentions the efforts of labor leaders like Cesar E. Chavez and the United Farm Workers Union in advocating for better conditions for farm workers. [Extracted from the article]