people do not know that Hispanics and Asians were too. Cesar Chavez was born to the name Cesario Estrada Chavez. He was born near Yuma, Arizona on March 31, 1927. His parents were Librado and Juana Chavez, Cesar was the second child of five. Cesar’s family owned a small farm and ran a country store. A serious drought forced thousands of people to leave their land; including Cesar’s family. They lost their farm and their small store in 1937. Cesar was ten years old when his family was forced to leave
Cesar Chavez Cesar Chavez fought for the basic rights and education of Hispanics. He spoke at the Commonwealth in San Francisco, California on November 9, 1984. He spoke about farm workers and Hispanics not having equal rights. In his early life Cesar experienced a lot of injustices and saw how not only his parents, but most farm workers were being mistreated and overworked. Migrant workers were treated poorly and Cesar Chavez fought for civil rights. In 1984
footge of the struggle farm workers endured in the 1960's. Based around the September 8, 1965 strike for education, dedcent wages, and proper housing. The film sheds light not only on labor issues but also on an up and coming activist by the nameof Cesar Chavez; now a man who has his own national holiday. The documentary begins in San Quaxin Valley, a farm that stretched throughout California. Frm workers were considered as items producing products with the maximun pay of $2 a day before being taxed
According to academic research of Australian professors of Deakin University (Mansouri, Jenkins, Morgan and Taouk) the impact of racism on health is negative as people who experience of racist behavior feel “angry and frustrated, not belonging to the local community” (Melbourne