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"Si
se Puede" and the UFW banner leading the march. |
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Beto
Ruiz: "I'm originally from Delano, California, and I'm a grape
baby. My grandmother walked with Cesar Chavez all the way from Delano
to the State Capital. While my mother, my grandmother, my grandfather
worked in the fields, I was in a grape basket being pulled around.
Things were really bad for the workers then -- bad housing, no water,
no respect. Cesar Chavez meant good things for us-- rules and laws
that made things better." |
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State
Assemblymember-to-be Dave Jones (right) on the march. Union members
worked hard in Dave's campaign, recognizing his many contributions
and active support of working people's issues. Good luck in November's
election, Dave! |
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Guillermo
Durgin: "Cesar Chavez represents something not only for working
men and women here in the United States, but for people all around
the world who believe in fairness-- that everyone should be treated
with respect." Guillermo served as one of the security people
for the march.
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Marching
on 10th street past the State Capitol. |
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