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C é sar Ch á vez

C é sar Ch á vez. Por Dana Margulies 2010. Ganó sus derechos por 5 tácticas no-violentas. Huelga Ayuno Marcha Piquete Boicot. C é sar Ch á vez. Nació en Arizona, 31/ marzo/ 1927, hijo de campesinos inmigrantes .

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C é sar Ch á vez

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  1. César Chávez Por Dana Margulies 2010

  2. Ganó sus derechos por 5 tácticas no-violentas • Huelga • Ayuno • Marcha • Piquete • Boicot

  3. César Chávez • Nació en Arizona, 31/marzo/1927, hijo de campesinos inmigrantes. • Llamó atención nacional a la vida cruel de los trabajadoresagrícolasdurante los años ‘60 por tácticas no violentas: huelga, boicot, piquete y una marcha de 300 millas (Delano hasta San Francisco). • Ayunó mucho: En 1968, para llamar la atención a los sufrimientos de los chicanos, hizo un ayuno de 25 días, bebiendo solo agua.

  4. Su bandera es roja con el águila azteca de negro

  5. La Iglesia Católica apoyó el boicot de uvas y lechuga. • “It’s not enough to teach our young people to be successful …so they can earn good livings and accumulate material things. • Those are worthwhilegoals. But it’s not enough to progress as individuals while our neighbors are left behind.”

  6. CHICANOS son: • Personas de los EE.UU. con raíces mexicanas. • Los chicanos viven en el sudoeste de los EE.UU. • Hace años, (years ago)somepronounced “mexicanos” as mesh-shee-canos. In derision, Anglos called them chicanos. • Today many Mexican-Americans proudly call themselves “chicanos” or “La Raza” (the race). • For assimilated Mexican-Americans, “chicano” holds unpleasant connotations. • Gringos or Anglos: term for non-Hispanics

  7. MEXICAN- AMERICAN • Many U.S. citizens of Mexican descent, who are not farm workers. • For people whose families came from Mexico, but whose ancestors came from Spain in Europe, this term is problematic

  8. HISPANO • Preferred by many in our Southwest who identify with Spanish settlers, not Mexicans. • Millions who speak Spanish but are not of Spanish descent use the term Latino.

  9. LATINOS Latinos are people of Latin America (Mexico, Central & South America For native tribes, (Indians) “ Latino” is incorrect • “SPANISH PEOPLE” is used wrongly to mean any Spanish-speaking person; wrong! (like calling USA speakers of English “Englishmen.” • The real SPANISH people live in Spain in Europe

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