In Biden’s Oval Office, Cesar Chavez replaced the American hero

“We hope this is the beginning of a new day”

The foundation operates a series of radio networks broadcast in English and Spanish. The information provided by medical experts and local leaders on how to fight the Covid-19 pandemic and register a vaccine is a routine activity, and it also touches on the importance of black life issues movement.

Chavez told CNN: “We make sure that the audience understands that the plight of African Americans is the plight of the Latin American community.” “Although we may come from different backgrounds, we share common dilemmas and some Sharing a common dream.”

Chavez pointed out that the previous administration’s harm to Hispanics and immigrants, he said: “In the last four years, you have heard a lot of derogation about our community. You will believe that we were here yesterday. We are doing what we should not What I did not do.”

He emphasized the long-standing patriotism of the community and answered service and job requirements that other Americans often cannot meet. He added: “Many times, we are treated as second-class citizens. Therefore, what we have to do is to remind people of the contribution and importance that our community and immigrants have made to improve this society.”

Now, with the bust of Cesar Chavez behind the determined desk, his son hopes that efforts such as immigration reform will always remain at the forefront of the new government’s goals.

Paul said: “We are very happy to have such a bankruptcy.” Paul focuses less on the direct honor given to his father, but focuses on the meaning of “the people whose father has fully supported and empowered his life” .

“This represents the hopes and ambitions of the entire community that has been demonized and devalued. We hope this is the beginning of a new day, a new dawn, and we can cherish and value the contributions of all Americans.”