April 23
United Farm Workers of America founder Cesar Chavez dies in San Luis, Ariz., at age 66 – 1993
Also on this date: Death of Ida Mae Stull, the country’s first woman coal miner…click here for complete postings.
[Remembering Cesar: The Legacy of Cesar Chavez: Chavez was a migrant farmworker by birth and by trade. Yet this quiet and unobtrusive man founded and was president of the United Farm Workers of America, leading the union during the grape and lettuce boycotts that drew the attention and support of millions of concerned Americans. This is a collection of remembrances by those who knew Cesar Chavez best, a portrait of an uncommonly complex man, both driven and focused, yet humble, empathetic and exceedingly principled. In the UCS bookstore now.]
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