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How did the UFW’s grape boycott help migrant workers?
It led to the end of migrant worker employment in the grape-picking industry.
It brought national attention to the plight of migrant workers.
It used violence to gain better working conditions for migrant workers.
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It brought national attention to the plight of migrant workers.
The UFW’s grape boycott (led by Cesar Chavez and others) used nonviolent tactics to raise public awareness, win consumer support, pressure growers into contracts, and improve wages and working conditions — it did not end migrant employment nor rely on violence.
The UFW’s grape boycott (led by Cesar Chavez and others) used nonviolent tactics to raise public awareness, win consumer support, pressure growers into contracts, and improve wages and working conditions — it did not end migrant employment nor rely on violence.
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