Question
Which line from the text best reflects Cesar Chavez’s purpose?
“The men who rule this country today never learned the lessons of Dr. King.”
“Consider joining our movement because the farm workers, and so many other oppressed peoples, depend upon the unselfish dedication of its volunteers.”
“Dr. King challenged us to work for a greater humanity. I only hope that we are worthy of his challenge.”
“Our nation continues to be segregated along racial and economic lines.”
“The men who rule this country today never learned the lessons of Dr. King.”
“Consider joining our movement because the farm workers, and so many other oppressed peoples, depend upon the unselfish dedication of its volunteers.”
“Dr. King challenged us to work for a greater humanity. I only hope that we are worthy of his challenge.”
“Our nation continues to be segregated along racial and economic lines.”
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The line that best reflects Cesar Chavez’s purpose is:
“Consider joining our movement because the farm workers, and so many other oppressed peoples, depend upon the unselfish dedication of its volunteers.”
This line emphasizes his call to action and highlights the reliance of marginalized groups on collective support and activism, which aligns with Chavez's mission for farm workers' rights and social justice.
“Consider joining our movement because the farm workers, and so many other oppressed peoples, depend upon the unselfish dedication of its volunteers.”
This line emphasizes his call to action and highlights the reliance of marginalized groups on collective support and activism, which aligns with Chavez's mission for farm workers' rights and social justice.