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    She usually gets out and tries to communicate with the workers, but they suspect something more than just wanting to talk. Her flirty behavior makes her seem needy and unsatisfied, so the men look away and tell her off. Though she is married, her husband is always losing her in the ranch, so she makes do with…

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    Great Depression in the novel is to have a house, to have land, to have a family, to have money, to be rich, to be merry, and to be famous. The characters Candy, Crooks, and Curley's wife shows this throughout the novel. Candy, who's an elderly ranch worker, who lost his hand during a farm accident, and who loses his sheepherder as well, has a dream. Which is illustrated when he is talking to Lennie and George and says "S'pose I went in with you guys... I ain't much good, but I could cook and…

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    The novel, “Of Mice and Men” takes place during the Great Depression, when people were trying to find jobs and make ends meet. The author John Steinbeck paints a humanistic picture of the friendship, power, and devotion between the two main characters Lennie Small and George Milton. Together they set out to achieve their American Dream of one day having their own ranch and house. As they are walking to the next ranch they set up to work at, their personalities begin to unravel. Lennie may be a…

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    What is dream? Everybody has one. Dream as power push us to go forward; make us to do and encourage us to live. In the novel of Of Mice and Men, the characters created by John Steinbeck also have their dream. The story’s background is based on the Great Depression, the time that people have to move and look for jobs to live. George and Lennie are two main characters in this novel, they have a dream to have their own land one day. Since they have been working on the new ranch, they have met…

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    childhood because he spent most of his time working with his parents in local farms picking fruits and vegetables. Growing up he realize that he didn't like how the workers of the farms were treated and the unfair circumstances that they had to go through due to their immigration status. Worried about the health and lives of innocent immigrant workers Chavez began to dedicate his life to changing these working conditions. His ambition as an organizer was inspired by a Catholic priest and Fred…

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    The Effect of Cesar Chavez’ farm work movement of labor, race, and immigration policies in the United States was that people found Cesar a role model and people also became fans. When the Grape and Delano March happened it was for the workers that were not getting support, so says Cesar Chavez. This was making immigrants struggle. I personally think this might have changed these citizens' lives and made them have a fair life as others that did not struggle and were not immigrants. These events…

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    to the U.S. Labor Department the worker earns about $10,000 to $12,000 a year, which equal to about five to six dollars an hour. (Estabrook 100) These workers are likely not well educated, but are willing to do whatever it takes to earn wages to provide for their families. Migrant worker is very dedicated to family and bosses. This dedication, open migrant’s worker up to exploitation and manipulation by employers. For example, a tomato farmer in Florida lure worker on the idea of better wages…

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    lives of migrant workers can be hard. During The Great Depression, there were job crisis and food shortages and that affected all U.S. workers making some people migrant workers so they can try to earn money to support their families. Because of the Dust Bowl, many people had to abandon their homes because of failed farmes. The Dust Bowl started as a seven year drought and lead to dust storms. Migrant workers now have to work extremely hard and they don't have great housing. Most migrant workers…

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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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    agriculture market. Specifically my focus is the migrant and seasonal crop workers. In this paper I will not discuss the social, political, morally or ethical concern of undocumented workers or immigration reform in our country. This paper only serve to discuss the need for voice mechanism for migrant and seasonal crop workers. These workers work under a system of low wages, unsafe condition and consistence threats. Migrant and seasonal crop workers are paid not hourly but based on the…

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