Dear sisters and brothers: [letter to farmworkers]

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Contributor:: Banks, John (creator)
Subject:: Agricultural laborers; Strikes and lockouts; Teamsters; United Farm Workers
Extent:: 1 p.

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Abstract:: Letter from UFW Coachella strike headquarters reporting on visits from Catholic Church officials who showed their support for the strikers and denounced the Teamsters. Also describes a Teatro de la Huelga performance of the "marriage" between the growers and the Teamsters.

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Banks, John, "Dear sisters and brothers: [letter to farmworkers] " Educating Change. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:105172/

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