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Workers\n\nby Rebecca Langston-George  \nConsultant:  \nMarc GrossmanSpokesmanCesar Chavez Foundation  \nCAPSTONE PRESS  \na capstone imprint  \n+  \nFact Finders Books are published by Capstone Press.1710 Roe Crest Drive,North Mankato,Minnesota 56003www.mycapstone.com  \nCopyright ◎2019 by Capstone Press,a Capstone imprint.All rights reserved.No part of thispublication may be reproduced in whole or in part,or stored in a retrieval system,or transmittedin any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without written permission of the publisher.  \n## Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication data is available onthe Library of Congress website.  \nISBN 978-1-5435-5522-6(library binding)  \nJSBN 978-1-5435-5922-4(paperback)  \nISBN 978-1-5435-5534-9(eBook PDF)  \nMari Bolte,editor;Kayla Rossow,designer;Svetlana Zhurkin,media researcher;Tori Abraham,producfion specialist  \n## Photo Credits\n\nAP Photo,21;Getty Images:Bettmann,18,27,Cathy Murphy,14,Hulton Archive/Bob Parent,  \n25,NY Daily News Archive/Frank Hurley,cover;Library of Congress,8,11;Newscom:EverettCollection,23,Zuma Press/Mark Richards,28;Shutterstock:Elena_Titova,15;Walter P.Reuther Library,Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs,Wayne State University,5,7,12,17;XNRProductions,20Design Elements by Shutterstock  \n## Source Notes\n\np.21,line 13:\"Happy Birthday Dolores Huerta.\"United Farm Workers.https://ufw.org/Happy Birthday-  \nDolores-Huerta/Accessed 10 September 2018  \nPrintud in the Unaced stste of Amorzn.PR⁸  \n+  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nChapter 1  \nThe\"No\" That Planted the Seed …………………4  \nChapter 2  \nThe Great Depression  \nChapter 3  \n16  \nViva La Causa!..  \nChapter 4  \nThe Nonviolent Struggle  \n..22  \nChapter 5  \n……24  \nThe Salad Bowl Strike.  \nChapter 6  \n………26  \nA Monument in His Honor………………  \n………………30  \nGlossary …………  \n……31  \nRead More……  \nInternet Sites………  \n……32  \nCritical Thinking Questions  \n…………32  \nIndex………………………  \n1  \n# THE“NO”THATPLANTED THE SEED\n\nOn his 35th birthday,Cesar Chavezquit the best-paying-and only steady-iobhe had ever had.  \nCesar was the national staff director of theCommunity Service Organization (CSO).The CSO fought discrimination andworked to register voters.But as a formermigrant worker,Cesar knew the nation'spoorest workers needed help too.Cesar askedCSO to let him organize farm workers intoa labor union.  \nCesar was a talented organizer.Hehad built CSO into the most effective Latinocivil rights group of its time.Even so,hisidea was voted down.With that \"no,\"Cesardecided that organizing farm workers wouldbe his mission.  \nCesor ond his wife,Helen(right),withsix of their eight children in 1969.  \ndiscrimination-Ireating people unfairly becouse of their idenfity,such as their race,country of birth,gender,or sexual orientationmigrant worker-a person who travelsfrom place fo place,looking for work  \nunion-an 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