An interview with Cesar Chavez

"Alexander Hoffman, an attorney who worked with the Delano Grape Strike talks with the leader of the strike, Cesar Chavez, at his offices in Delano on July 11, 1970."
""Alexander Hoffman, an attorney who worked with the Delano Grape Strike talks with the leader of the strike, Cesar Chavez, at his offices in Delano. Recorded July 11, 1970.""
"Cesar Chavez describes the gains made by his United Farmworkers Union. He tells of the trying times that his people have been through and how they will continue to fight for what they believe in."@en
"Cesar Chavez, leader of the United Farm Workers' Organizing Committee, discusses its goals."
"Alexander Hoffman, an attorney who worked with the Delano grape strikers, talks with Cesar Chavez, the strike leader and founder of the United Farm Workers, in Chavez' office in Delano, California, July 11, 1970."
"Cesar Chavez talks with Alexander Hoffman about the United Farm Workers' Delano grape strike, La Huelga, and other California farm problems. Chavez brings the situation up to date in the early days of the UFW struggle, explains how the union recruits workers, and comments on the plight of minorities in the United States."@en
"Cesar Chavez talks with Alexander Hoffman about the United Farm Workers' Delano grape strike, La Huelga, and other California farm problems. Chavez brings the situation up to date in the early days of the UFW struggle, explains how the union recruits workers, and comments on the plight of minorities in the United States."