11 00 pm on the East Coast 8 00 in Los Angeles this is americas late News Fox News Fox News At Night. Breaking Night News its to number 13 of Kamala Harris in answering a single question about being the democratic nominee for president of the United States after and unscrewed the moment on the tarmac its a little clear why. Its an extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands power of diplomacy and the strength that rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy. In the meantime a dreadful report coming out today marking the highest level of unemployment since October 2021. Kamala harris is still finding a way to blame it on Donald Trump as some critics pointed out why would she ever answer for her own administrations economic policies and a liberal agenda. Here is more on that ambiguous agenda. Lots to talk about tonight. Harris record on illegal immigration especially under scrutiny as it speaks volumes of how she might handle the issue if elec
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Dolores huerta. For this anniversary, which opened in july of 2015, we wanted to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the delano Grape Strike, which launched the farm Workers Movement in september of 1965. We did that through an exhibition on Dolores Huerta, who was on Cesar Chavezs words, the coarchitect of the Farm Workers strike with him. She was instrumental to achievements of the movement that gave dignity and improved the condition of migrant Farm Workers. Not many people are familiar with Dolores Huerta as they are with Cesar Chavez. For that reason, we wanted to bring her contributions to light. Come inside. The exhibition starts here with some materials that give a little bit of a sense of Dolores Background and how she got into community organizing. She was born in New Mexico in 1930. She was a second child of the marriage of Alicia Chavez and juan fernandez. When she was about 2 years old, her parents divorced. Dolores mother moved with her three children to california, to th
About the national Farm Workers association. Tonight, were going to bE Talking about the Delano Grape Strike and talking about the Labor History and civil Rights History and in terms of logistics of how the evening is going to go, i will talk a little bit about the topic, and i will say a few words about my own research and how i came to pursue a topic in civil Rights History, and then we will also talk about a document that i had you read before coming to class, the plan of delano and talk about your own histories of the way that the next hour or so will progress. And i wanted to start off by saying a few general remarks, and things that i hope that you take away from the course of the evening. Im going to be argumentative and be bold in my statements. I would definitely say as a historian that when we study the Delano Grape Strikes that it is one of the most important and civil Rights Movement not only for mexican americans and latinos, but also for filipino americans in the 20th cen
Well learn about Dolores Life and her role with the national farm Workers Movement and the Grape Strike in the 1960s. Im curator of latino Art And History at the national Portrait Gallery. This is part of our one life exhibition series. Dolores huerta. For this anniversary, which opened in july of 2015, we wanted to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the delano Grape Strike, which launched the farm Workers Movement in september of 1965. We did that through an exhibition on Dolores Huerta, who was on Cesar Chavezs words, the coarchitect of the Farm Workers strike with him. She was instrumental to achievements of the movement that gave dignity and improved the condition of migrant Farm Workers. Not many people are familiar with Dolores Huerta as they are with Cesar Chavez. For that reason, we wanted to bring her contributions to light. Come inside. The exhibition starts here with some materials that give a little bit of a sense of Dolores Background and how she got into community organi