Essential Bibliography of Cesar Chavez

The Acorn 16 (1-2):13-14 (2016)
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Cesar Chavez (March 31, 1927 – April 23, 1993), who co-founded with Dolores Huerta the United Farm Workers (UFW), organized nonviolent strikes, marches, and national boycotts in service to securing labor rights and better working conditions for farm workers in the USA. His birthday is widely celebrated as a holiday commemorating the movement and its values.

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10.5840/acorn2016/2017161/24

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