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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
"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.
Richard Chavez, Larson, Coachella Strike, 1970s
"Richard Chavez smiles and points to the union label on a crate of grapes after the contract signing with Larson."
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Special Announcement Prop 14
An announcement about a rally hosted in Los Angeles and San Francisco by the Citizens for a Fair Farm Labor Law.
Coachella Valley Strike 1970s
Picketer with a "Viva la Huelga!" sign during the Coachella Strike.
Egg Protest
N.E.L.A. Chapter protesting in Egg City.
Egg Protest 2
N.E.L.A. Chapter protesting in Egg City.
No On Proposition 14 bumper sticker
Proposition 14 bumper sticker
No On Proposition 14 and Governor Reagan
Bumper sticker to support opposition to Proposition 14 and a photograph of CWA president, Cherry Ishimatsu, California legislators, and Governor Ronald Reagan. Governor Reagan is holding the "No on 14" bumper sticker.
Explanation of the Argument Against Proposition 14
The CWA provides reasons for voters to oppose Proposition 14.
"Five Reasons Proposition 14 Should Be Defeated"
CWA highlights sections of the labor initiative and provide reasons for disagreement with the proposition.