The American Dream: César Chavez

Cesars' families encountered difficulties with their Delano because they have no stable family or stable income. In 1946 Chavez joined the US Navy at the age of 17. But he left two years later; then he expressed it as the worst moment of his life. After Chavez returned to Dreiner's house, he married Helen Fabra. He knew before joining the army, moved to San Jose, and began the family of seven children. It came from San Jose, where Cesar Chavez met Fred Ross, the founder of the community service organization.

Cesar Chavez (César Estrada Chávez, born in the country, 31 March 1927 - 23 April 1993) co-founded the National Agricultural Labor Association and later Union Workers Union with Dolores Huerta. Chavez, originally a Mexican-American farm worker, was originally the most famous civil rights activist in Latin America and was strongly encouraged by the American labor movement that was eager to recruit Hispanic Americans. His publicity approach to labor unionism and active but nonviolent means made farm workers' struggle a moral work supported nationwide. By the late 1970's his strategy forced producers to recognize that California and Florida UFWs are negotiating agents for 50,000 local workers.

Cesar Chavez, a Mexican-American labor leader, took the lead in California's five-year picking strike and led by paying attention to the plight of nationwide farm workers. Chavez 's labor union, NFWA, consisted mainly of Mexican Americans, and in collaboration with the Organizing Committee of Agricultural Workers (AWOC), which is composed mainly of Philippine Americans, made the strike a success. The team and service employee union announced the withdrawal from AFL-CIO. This division is considered the most serious crisis in organizational labor since 1935 when the CIO split from the AFL. A few days later, the country's other biggest labor union, food and commerce joint workers also withdrew.

Cesar Chavez's birthday is March 31st and is a national holiday in the state of California, Colorado, Texas. It aims to promote community service to commemorate Chavez's life and work. A lot of state government offices, community colleges, libraries (not all) were closed. Many public schools in these three provinces have also been closed. Chavez Day is an optional holiday in Arizona. This is not a federal holiday, President Obama announced March 31st in the US as "Cesar Chavez Day", Americans "to commemorate this day" through appropriate services, communities and educational programs We strongly recommend. To commemorate the legacy of Cesar Chavez "

There are many parks, streets, schools, libraries, university buildings and other places named after Chavez, especially in California. Furthermore, the census designation place of Cesar Chavez Texas was named after him. The Cesar Chavez square in San Jose, California was named after Chavez in 1993, Chavez lived in the city for a while. In 2004, the César E. Chávez Foundation opened the National Chavez Center on UFW National Headquarters campus in Keene. Currently there is a visitor center, memorial garden, and his graveyard. Upon completion, the site of 187 acres (0.76 square kilometers) includes a museum and a conference center to explore and share Chavez's work.