The legacy of immigrant labor rights activist César Chávez is remembered today as the 11th annual César Chávez Day; UFW to celebrate with march.

Opinion Editor Juan Esparza Loera provides a glimpse of farm worker leader César E. Chávez and how people view his movement.

On July 4, 1969, at the pinnacle of the California grape boycott campaign, Cesar Chavez was featured on the cover of Time Magazine. One year later, growers finally caved. They signed contracts ...

The name César Chávez is extra special to Kern County, as the years-long grape strike, for which Chávez is often remembered, happened right here in Delano.

Cesar Chavez, carrying a sign calling for a boycott of table grapes, leads about 400 people ... Beyond his significant impact in California, Chavez also supported striking farm laborers in Texas ...

Farmworkers in San Luis remember the legacy of Cesar Chávez. In 2000, Congress made March 31 the commemoration date for the civil rights leader.

“I learned that Cesar Chavez led a grape boycott,” said Ramirez, adding that Chavez also practiced “huelga,” the Spanish word for strike. “He marched for days, from Delano to ...

I remember former UFW organizer Eliseo Medina speaking at Forty Acres in Delano during the 40th anniversary of the grape boycott ... The Crusades of Cesar Chavez” and “The Union of Their ...