The Crusades of Cesar Chavez (94 page)

Chavez meets with striking Gallo workers. (Courtesy of Bob Fitch photo archive © Stanford University Libraries)

Juana Chavez joins her son on a march from San Francisco to Gallo headquarters in February 1975. (Courtesy of Bob Fitch photo archive © Stanford University Libraries)

Chavez was an amateur photography buff, a hobby he developed in the navy. (Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University)

Richard Chavez, Cesar, and Fred Ross look grim as they contest the results of the Gallo election, which the UFW lost to the Teamsters. (© Rick Tejada-Flores)

Chavez walks at La Paz with California governor Jerry Brown, the only politician Chavez consistently praised, in February 1976, when the ALRB ran out of funds. (Cathy Murphy/Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University)

Chavez jokes around with Chris Hartmire as they film a commercial for Proposition 14 in the fall of 1976. (Courtesy of Chris Hartmire)

Chavez with his mentor, Fred Ross, at the 1977 UFW convention. (© Cathy Murphy 1977)

Cesar and Richard Chavez on a ship during their October 1977 visit to the Philippines as guests of the Marcos government. (Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University)

Chavez with his guard dogs, Boycott and Huelga, in the Tehachapi foothills above the La Paz compound where he often took morning walks. (Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University)

Cesar and his son Paul consult on strategy on the handball court. (© Cathy Murphy 1976)

Chavez practicing yoga at La Paz. (© Cathy Murphy 1976)

Chavez poses with his son Fernando and parents in a picture that Cesar kept framed on his desk at La Paz. (Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University)

Cesar and Helen at the wedding of one of their daughters at La Paz. (Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University)