Memorial Day reminds us that freedom is not a guarantee—it is a gift, safeguarded by those willing to make the greatest sacrifice. By reflecting on their courage, honoring their legacy, and living with gratitude, we ensure that their memory continues to inspire generations to come.

Veterans Day is more than a patriotic holiday. It is a moment to bridge the gap between civilian and military communities, to reflect on the true cost of service, and to show enduring gratitude to those who have taken up the mantle of defense.

The story of Columbus Day is still being written. Once a symbol of exploration and progress, it now serves as a lens through which we examine our evolving relationship with history, heritage, and justice.

Labor Day is a celebration of human effort, dignity, and progress. It's a tribute to those who toiled before us so we could work in better conditions today—and a call to continue advocating for those still struggling for fairness.

Independence Day is more than a marker on the calendar—it is a living tradition that continues to evolve with each generation. It’s a reminder of the bold vision of those who risked everything for the idea of a free nation, and of the ongoing responsibility we all share to uphold that vision.