March 29, 2023
Hispanic Heritage 365: Celebrate Cesar 1xbet online casino Day
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On March 31, 2008, while a senator, Barack Obama endorsed the idea of creating a national holiday in Ch&1xbet online casino ;vez's honor: "Chavez left a legacy as an educator, environmentalist, and a civil rights leader. And his cause lives on. As farm workers and laborers across America continue to struggle for fair treatment and fair wages, we find strength in what Cesar Chavez accomplished so many years ago. And we should honor him for what he's taught us about making America a stronger, more just, and more prosperous nation."
On March 28, 2014, President Obama used his authority to proclaim each March 31 as César Ch&1xbet online casino ;vez Day.
To celebrate César Chávez Day and the work of Dolores Huerta, Alianza invites you to attend a special event at 4 p.m. March 31 in the second-floor meeting room of the Morris Family Multicultural Student Center. Two 1xbet online casino faculty members will offer presentations.
Yolanda Broyles-Gonz&1xbet online casino ;lez, university distinguished professor and head of the department of social transformation studies, will present "Remembering César Ch&1xbet online casino ;vez: Labor Rights are Civil Rights." Her presentation will recall her friendship and professional relationship with César Ch&1xbet online casino ;vez.
Douglas K. Benson, emeritus professor of Spanish language, cultures and literatures in the modern languagesdepartment, will present "César Ch&1xbet online casino ;vez and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., March 1968: A Growing Alliance." His presentation will include many of the striking parallels between the lives and careers of the two civil rights icons.
The event is sponsored by Alianza and the social transformation studies department.