The Delano Grape Strike (Movements and Resistance)

Discover the remarkable story of the Delano Grape Strike, a pivotal moment in the history of labor and farmworker rights in the United States. In our book, "The Delano Grape Strike (Movements and Resistance)," we provide a comprehensive account of how Filipino and Mexican American migrant workers united to demand better wages and benefits on that fateful day of September 16, 1965.

Written by acclaimed author [Author Name], this gripping narrative sheds light on the courageous leaders who spearheaded this historic movement. Larry Itliong, Cesar Chavez, and Dolores Huerta stood together, forming the United Farm Workers of America, a union that tirelessly fought for justice and equality over five pivotal years.

By leveraging nonviolent efforts such as boycotts and a remarkable 300-mile march, the UFW brilliantly raised public awareness and brought attention to the plight of the farmworkers. Their dedication and unwavering commitment marked a significant milestone in the ongoing struggle for fair treatment in the labor force.

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