On the tenth anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's assassination, Cesar Chavez wrote an article in a magazine in remembrance of Dr. King's ideas and concepts of nonviolence. In his article, he uses several rhetorical devices and appeals to make his point about nonviolent resistance. His stern, passionate tone throughout the article is also important to his argument. With the use of these, he is able to advance and develop his argument for nonviolent resistance. Throughout his article, Chavez is able to use repetition to invoke pathos in the reader. Chavez's constant and consistent use of the words "nonviolent" and "we" allow him to better connect with the reader/audience and also help develop his argument. By using the pronoun "we" all
