The film portrays the incredible journey of Cesar Chavez in organizing 50,000 farm workers in California. Among them were braceros, temporary workers from Mexico allowed to work in the US, facing harsh conditions and discrimination.
Cesar Chavez, played by Michael Peña, establishes the United Farm Workers (UFW) to advocate for fair wages and better working conditions. Despite facing violent opposition from farm owners, Chavez remains dedicated to his cause.
The movie showcases key UFW campaigns, including the Delano grape strike, the Salad Bowl strike, and the historic 1975 Modesto march. Through unity and nonviolent protest, Chavez and the UFW bring attention to the plight of farmworkers.
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Throughout the film, viewers witness the struggles and triumphs of those fighting for dignity and equality in the fields of California.
Experience the inspiring story of Cesar Chavez and the UFW by watching the full movie on Fmovies. Join Chavez in his quest for justice and solidarity among farmworkers. Don’t miss this powerful depiction of one man’s fight for a better future.