Santa Maria Boycott, Echaverria Set Free, & Doctors Drive: Boicot en Santa María, Libertad de Echaverría y Unidad de Médicos

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One of the most prominent practices that farm workers used was boycotts and picketing in front of specific businesses. Even though they engaged in these practices within the laws they were met with opposition, included is one of many examples. The article below focuses on why doctors decided to join the movement and support farm workers.

Keywords

Santa Maria, California, boycott, Cesar Chavez, picket line, representatives, United Farm Workers of America, Santa Barbara Jail, parent teacher club, Education, Chicano Movement, Doctors, health care, jury trials, Dr. John Radebaugh, University of Michigan, Public Health, Dr. Andrew Hunt, the struggle, probation, Kirkpatrick, Manuel Echavarria, sheriff department, leaders, organizers, lawyers bill, court, union boycott

Date

1973

Language

English

Location

California

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Text

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application/pdf

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El Malcriado Newspaper Collection

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Archives & Special Collections of California State University, Monterey Bay

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"Santa Maria Boycott, Echaverria Set Free, & Doctors Drive: Boicot en Santa María, Libertad de Echaverría y Unidad de Médicos" (1973). Subjects. 205.
https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/elmalcriado_subjects/205