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Before his death in 1993, César Chávez continued to advocate for farmworkers' rights and social justice through nonviolent activism. He was involved in organizing labor strikes, boycotts, and marches, particularly for the United Farm Workers (UFW), the union he co-founded. Chávez also focused on raising awareness about issues such as pesticide use and the need for better working conditions. His efforts had a lasting impact on labor rights and inspired future generations of activists.

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