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    The High School Equivalency Program is in Holden Hall. MSU HEP is known for being a secondary education program that is offering individuals who have a background of migrant or seasonal farm working experience to obtain their General Educational Development certificate. The mission that the Migrant Student Services have towards HEP is that they are wanting to be able to give migrant and seasonal farm workers an opportunity to academically prepare them to pass their GED and get their diploma.…

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    Margaret Gray has described the hidden stories of farmworkers and farms in the Hudson Valley in her article. Indeed, labor economy has been largely neglected, as indicated by the exploitation of immigrant workers (Gray 2). Note that immigrant workers are paid cheaper than regular non-foreign workers, and since the ideology of industrialism is to focus on increasing the profit while reducing the costs, most food industrialists tend to employ immigrant farmworkers. Therefore, a major issue of this…

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    yields added to the hurt. The Industrial Revolution had produced a growing material trade, which took an ever-increasing supply of wool to keep the looms running. Property owners enclosed farmlands and evicted the farmworkers. Colonial expansion became an issue for this displaced farmworkers…

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    “One of the heroic figures [Cesar Chavez] of our times.” A quote from senator Robert F. Kennedy talking about Cesar Chavez, who started the strikes for better pay for farm workers (Alarcon). Cesar Chavez was a great man that gave U.S. farmworkers a better life. Cesar Chavez was born March 31st, 1927 in Yuma Arizona. At around this time it was the end of the great depression, and Chavez’s mother and father, Juana and Librade, had lost their farm. They then moved to California like many others to…

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    you think the world was made perfect? Think again because the world was not always like this. For example, the information text “About Cesar”, by Cesar Chavez foundation is about what Cesar Chavez did to provide a better working conditions for farmworkers and unions he made to make it better. The text from “Mother Jones”, by Judith Pinkerton Josephson is about how Mother Jones brought the attention to children working at mills and working at such a low age. It’s also about how she brought the…

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    Sexual harassment is a sexual behavior that is considered “unwelcome,” by the person or individuals the behavior is acted on. Unwelcome behavior does not mean the behavior is involuntary, which means the victim might participate in the behavior even if they do not want to. This sexual behavior may be physical, verbal, or non-verbal. Usually, this type of behavior occurs when there is a power dynamic, where the victim must consent in order to maintain their safety, job, or status. The women who…

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    There have been many movements in the large span of America’s existence, but arguably three of the most impactful movements included the grassroots African American Civil Rights Movement, Feminism, and the grassroots Chicana/o Movement. These movements changed the way that America viewed the Constitution and Bill of Rights through different means such as peaceful and violent protests, forming activist groups, and fighting discrimination in court. By using different tactics, they each helped to…

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    supply of cheap laborers from Mexico, desperate for money. But once in the US, their employers can use [immigrants] as strike breakers and have them deported if they complain…The growers are too rich. They’re too powerful and they’re too racist” (Farmworkers Strike). Based off César’s statements, there exist a strong resemblance between white growers who were ultimately using Mexican immigrants and oppressed them similar to the way older white growers were using African slaves during the 1800s.…

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    In, "Planet Taco: A Global History of Mexican Food," student of history and creator Jeffrey M. Pilcher contends that globalization has been inconvenient, and extended Mexican sustenance. Pilcher claims that the nearness of worldwide impact of America has taken away the true Mexican cooking from their nation.Pilcher encountered how Taco Bell had the distinctive varieties direct. He went to this well known fast-food chain to complexity it, to a nearby taco truck to see which one was really fast…

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    Part A: Short Questions Question 5: When looking at Filipina migrant workers in Japan, ‘love’ is the most important aspect for these women. Filipina hostess workers are essentially paid to ‘love’ their customer. These women need to provide ‘love’ to the Japanese men, in order to live and survive. ‘Love’ is the main role of a Filipina woman working in a hostess bar needs to show. These women are taught how to ‘love’ their customers and care for them, whether they actually ‘love’ the customer…

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