At any given moment and location, a conflict is occurring, whether it be a protest, a movement, or even a war. During the 1960’s and 1970’s, the world was slowly but surely progressing through a turbulent era, which included the farm workers’ movement that Cesar Chavez was a part of. Oftentimes, people who are a part of or are just watching a movement and conflict unfold, claim that violence is the best way to get a swift, immediate, and definite result over nonviolence. Violence may be the best way to solve a situation, but is it the most effective and safest way to do so? Although resorting to violence in certain situations is necessary, Cesar Chavez, who published an article in the magazine of a religious organization, effectively argues
