Google's Doodles on the Google.com search page don't frequently stir up too much controversy, but today many users are outraged by the search giant&..
Google should google it: Cesar Chavez's legacy on illegal immigration may not be what Google thinks it is. Here's a Ruben Navarrette column on the subject. As.
"On Easter Sunday, Google is honoring the birthday of the late labor organizer Cesar Chavez by placing a Chavez portrait within the middle “o” of the Google logo that appears on the homepage of the popular search engine," the Daily Caller reported.
“He worked that hard so I didn't have to,” Duran told an audience at Glendale's 12th annual Cesar Chavez celebration on Saturday at Pacific Community Center, where hundreds of residents gathered to commemorate Chavez's life. Attendees were treated to
"For Chavez, social reform was never merely external. Without peace of spirit and purity of heart, there was little point in pursuing justice. Collective bargaining, just wages, shorter workdays: for Chavez none of these made sense outside the fact of
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