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- Collection: CWA Activism: Proposition 14
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The Founding Members of the CWA
Founders of CWA (left to right): Beverly Sfingi, Jeri Taylor, Cherry Ishimatsu, and Corky Larson; January 1976; black and white photo
"Still concerned about you livelihood...? Get involved
An article encouraging participation in the Stanislaus and Westside Chapters of the CWA in the aftermath of Proposition 14.
"Take the Cesar Out of Salad"
Reasons to vote against Proposition 14
"What Wrong With the Farm Labor Initiative"
An explanation of the CWA's position on Proposition 14.
"Why Chavez Falls Back on Boycotts"
"From a former supporter of the United Farm Workers (UFW) comes this first-hand report of conditions in the West's grape and lettuce fields--a fight that could spread to wherever farmers hire help."
"Why the Strike Cesar?"
"Cesar, it's obvious that this time you've gone too far"
"Willie and Cesar's 10 Most Wanted"
A plea from Assemblyman Robert W. Naylor to CWA President Lynn Skinner to fininacially support his campaign against Speaker Willie Brown on the basis of common interest in agriculture and opposition to Cesar Chavez.
Explanation of the Argument Against Proposition 14
The CWA provides reasons for voters to oppose Proposition 14.
For Immediate Release--property damage by the UFW
Release About UFW violence and damage of farmer's property.
Hate Mail from the UFW
Letter from UFW members.
