MARCH TO SACRAMENTO - RALLY/MASS - BW
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FARMWORKER WOMEN WERE THE BACKBONE OF THE MOVEMENT AND THE MOST FAITHFUL AND LOYAL SUPPORTERS.
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AT THE EVENING MARCH RALLY CESAR CHAVEZ READS ALOUD A LETTER HE HAS RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK OR WASHINGTON DC TO SHOW THE GROWING PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR THE FARMWORKER MOVEMENT.
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PHOTGRAPHER JON LEWIS SOUGHT TO COLLECT AS MANY FARMWORKER FACES AS HE COULD.
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A TYPICAL SPEAKING GESTURE USED BY CESAR CHAVEZ WHEN HE ADDRESSED FARMWORKERS - ARM OUTSTRETCHED WITH FINGER EXTENDED.
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CESAR CHAVEZ SPOKE QUIETLY AND WITH CONFIDENCE. HE SPOKE WITH WORDS THAT PEOPLE UNDERSTOOD AND HE SPOKE WITH GREAT COMMON SENSE.
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MANY EVENING RALLIES TOOK PLACE IN THE FARMWORKER BARRIOS IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY TOWNS.
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THE VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE ARRIVES AT THE CAPITOL DOME IN SACRAMENTO
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SOME MARCH RALLIES TOOK PLACE IN CHURCHES.
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A LARGE OUTDOOR RALLY AFTER THE MARCH TO SACRAMENTO MAKES ITS ARRIVAL IN A COMMUNITY
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