Add to ORKGJose Guadalupe Murguía was an undocumented farm worker who supported the efforts of the United Farm Workers. He was one of many boycott organizers who fought for improved working/living conditions. The article that follows focuses on the corrupt actions of growers and how the United States government responded to such actions.https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/elmalcriado_government/1031/thumbnail.jp
The United Farm Workers fought against unjust laws/legislations within the United States. They suppo...
The article on the left describes the challenges that farm workers faced accessing health care. They...
In its heyday, the United Farm Workers was an embodiment of its slogan “Yes, we can”—in the form “¡S...
Jose Guadalupe Murguía was an undocumented farm worker who supported the efforts of the United Farm ...
Article describes Cesar Chavez trial that took place in 1968. It describes how all farmworkers, from...
Article describes Cesar Chavez trial that took place in 1968. It describes how all farmworkers, from...
Article highlights the efforts of growers to employee individuals who had no legal status in the Uni...
Labor contractor, growers, and corporations took part in hiring undocumented individuals at lower wa...
The article on he left explains that farm workers and supporters of the labor movement marched, prot...
The article on the left hand side describes the active efforts of Whitaker and Baxter, the grower\u2...
Cesar Chavez organized nonviolent resistance actions within the United States to shed light on the h...
The article on the left hand side describes the active efforts of Whitaker and Baxter, the grower\u2...
The United Farm Workers fought against unjust laws/legislations within the United States. They suppo...
The article on the left describes the challenges that farm workers faced accessing health care. They...
In its heyday, the United Farm Workers was an embodiment of its slogan “Yes, we can”—in the form “¡S...
Jose Guadalupe Murguía was an undocumented farm worker who supported the efforts of the United Farm ...
Article describes Cesar Chavez trial that took place in 1968. It describes how all farmworkers, from...
Article describes Cesar Chavez trial that took place in 1968. It describes how all farmworkers, from...
Article highlights the efforts of growers to employee individuals who had no legal status in the Uni...
Labor contractor, growers, and corporations took part in hiring undocumented individuals at lower wa...
The article on he left explains that farm workers and supporters of the labor movement marched, prot...
The article on the left hand side describes the active efforts of Whitaker and Baxter, the grower\u2...
Cesar Chavez organized nonviolent resistance actions within the United States to shed light on the h...
The article on the left hand side describes the active efforts of Whitaker and Baxter, the grower\u2...
The United Farm Workers fought against unjust laws/legislations within the United States. They suppo...
The article on the left describes the challenges that farm workers faced accessing health care. They...
In its heyday, the United Farm Workers was an embodiment of its slogan “Yes, we can”—in the form “¡S...