A small group of 60 people (elementary school kids- elderly community members) have gathered together for a fundraising event. Tonight there's a free showing of a Cesar Chavez film series coupled with the sale of a homemade tamales dinner, drinks, and snacks.
I look forward to the movie and discussion afterwards because I enjoy being in a bilingual community.
I gained knowledge about farmworkers and working conditions then and today in 2016.
Tonight's film: Cesar Chavez, stars America Ferrera, Rosario Dawson, and Michael Peña.
It retells how Cesar Chavez migrated with his family as farmworkers and organized change in Delano in 1962 by establishing UFW.
I met Maggie and Kendra, representatives for " A Season of Nonviolence" modeled after the works of Cesar Chavez, Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr, and the Dalai Luma.
Lizbeth Valdez will be directing a march for workers rights bill on April 3, 2016 at 2pm.
Radio station KBBF 89.1 FM is the first bilingual station in America!
After thought: I wish I could have learned about him, this organization, and the struggle sooner rather than later in a Chicano and Latinos Studies class back at Sonoma State University years ago. read more