César Chávez’s advocacy was profoundly influenced by key life events, particularly his experiences as a migrant worker. Growing up in a family of farm laborers, he witnessed firsthand the exploitation and hardships faced by agricultural workers. These early experiences ignited his commitment to improving labor conditions and advocating for workers' rights. Chávez co-founded the United Farm Workers, focusing on nonviolent protest and grassroots organizing. His advocacy efforts, notably the boycott of grapes, sought to raise awareness about injustices in the agricultural industry. Chávez’s dedication to social justice remains an enduring part of his legacy, inspiring future generations.