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DELANO STRIKER PLEADING PASSIONATELY WITH STRIKEBREAKERS TO JOIN THE CAUSE OF THE FARMWORKER MOVEMENT.
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NFWA ORGANIZER LUIS VALDEZ (BACK TO CAMERA) CONSULTS WITH PICKET CAPTAIN, MIKE VASQUEZ.
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AT THE CLOSE OF EVERY FARMWORKER MEETING, THE STRIKERS CLASPED HANDS AND SANG "WE SHALL OVERCOME". (REV.) JIM DRAKE STANDS AT THE END OF THE ROW.
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OFTEN TIMES STRIKING PARENTS BROUGHT THEIR CHILDREN TO THE PICKET LINES
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DELANO STRIKER, EPIFANIO COMACHO, CARRIES HIS BINOCULARS TO SCOUT THE LOCATION OF SCABS
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FELIPE CANTU
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DELANO STRIKERS STOKE UP AT THE STRIKE KITCHEN TO PREPARE FOR THE PICKET LINES
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DELANO STRIKER, EPIPHANIO CAMACHO, HAD A FLAIR WITH CARS AND HATS
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A WONDERFULLY CRAFTED FRAME SHOWING A DELANO STRIKER ON THE PICKET LINE.
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AWOC STOOD FOR AGRICULTURAL WORKERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE AND WAS MOSTLY COMPOSED OF FILIPINO WORKERS. AWOC STARTED THE DELANO GRAPE STRIKE, THE NFWA JOINED TWO WEEKS LATER.
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DELANO WINTERS BROUGHT WEEKS OF TULE FOG AND A DAMP COLD THAT CUT TO THE BONE. DURING ONE WINTER, I WENT FORTY DAYS WITHOUT SEEING THE SUN.
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PHOTOGRAPHER JON LEWIS CLEVERLY FRAMES THE DELANO STRIKER AND HIS GRANDDAUGHTER ON THE PICKET LINE.
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