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How were migrant workers treated?

Migrant workers lacked educational opportunities for their children, lived in poverty and terrible housing conditions, and faced discrimination and violence when they sought fair treatment. Attempts to organize workers into unions were violently suppressed.

What was Cesar Chavez life like?

Cesar embraced a life of voluntary poverty, as did other movement leaders and staff until the late 1990s. He never earned more than $6,000 a year, never owned a house, and when he died at the age of 66 in 1993, left no money behind for his family.

What was Cesar Chavez life as a migrant worker?

Chavez, who was a farm labourer himself, grew up in a family of Mexican American descent. After his parents lost their farm during the Great Depression, the family moved to California, where they became migrant workers. He lived in a succession of migrant camps and attended school sporadically.

Why did Cesar Chavez migrate?

At age 10, his family became migrant farm workers after losing their farm in the Great Depression. Throughout his youth and into his adulthood, Cesar migrated across the southwest laboring in the fields and vineyards, where he was exposed to the hardships and injustices of farm worker life.

How old was Cesar Chavez when migrated?

The family lost the farm when Csar was 10 years old (during the Great Depression), and became migrant farm workers. As a youth, Csar worked part-time in the farm fields with his family in Arizona and California as they moved from farm to farm, harvesting the fields.

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