Workers Rally for Immigrant Rights on César Chávez Day in Westlake
Workers Rally for Immigrant Rights on César Chávez Day in Westlake

Workers Rally for Immigrant Rights on César Chávez Day in Westlake

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On César Chávez Day, hundreds of workers rallied in the Westlake district of Los Angeles before heading to Delano for the 'Con Estas Manos/With These Hands' march, honoring the legacy of Chávez and the labor of workers. The march acknowledges the essential contributions of diverse workers in society and draws parallels to Chávez's historic 340-mile march in 1966 that sparked national awareness of farmworkers' rights. Organizers emphasized the shared struggles of families in California, highlighting the sacrifices made for safety and sustenance. Meanwhile, UCLA celebrated the day with the opening of the Latinx Success Center, aimed at enhancing student experiences and outcomes. Reflecting on the past 59 years since Chávez's journey, advocates noted the slow progress for farmworkers despite increased Latino political power, emphasizing the importance of continued activism in the face of current political challenges. The day's events serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for social and economic justice inspired by Chávez's legacy.

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