Cesar Chavez Thesis

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Paulina Vizcarra
Mrs. Moosman
ELA Honors
20 February 2017
Cesar Chavez
Cesar Chavez is usually known as a hero for many people. Farm working was a struggle back in the day for such a low paying job for so much work needed. He is known as someone who improved payment and the amount of work that was done. He was born in Arizona on March 31st of 1927. He did many things to stop the unfairness that the farm workers had to go through and doing what ever had to be done to stop it really encouraged him to keep going.
Fighting for Rights
Boycotting and going on hunger strikes were a way of them fighting for their rights. Many of the farm workers were scared of joining the protest because of the fear of losing the low paid job. As time went on he got

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