Question

Explain how Cesar Chavez is making connections between the ideology of capitalism and inequality. In your analysis, include a definition for Right-to-Work laws. Explain how different institutions and organizations may be implicated as a target by Chavez, Farm Workers Movement and the American Indian Movement (AIM).

Answer 1

Mexican-American farmemployer, labor figurehead and civil rights reformer César Chávez conducted better situations for agricultural labours.Born on his family’s farm close by Yuma, Arizona, Chávez observed the brutal situations farm laborers encounterd. Regulary oppressed by their masters, they were frequently unpaid, living in tremble in exchange for their labor, with no medical or other basic provisions. They had no resources to boost their position. Chávez altered that when he committed his life to successful recognition for the rights of agricultural labours, motivating and arrengeing them into the National Farm Workers Association, which afterwards became the United Farm Workers.
The UFW carry on arranging the movements in primary agricultural sections mainly in California.
Cesar made people conscious of the conflicts farm labours for better pay and safer working situations . He prevailed through nonviolent strategies like boycotts, pickets, and strikes. Cesar Chavez and the union pursued recognition of the importance and respect of all farm labours.
  American Indian movement's purposes eventually surrounded the entire range of Indian demands like economic independence, recovery of traditional culture, protection of legal rights, and, most especially, liberty over tribal areas and the restoration of lands that they believed had been illegally grabed.