NFWA

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NFWA (National Farm Workers Association) was a labor organization that became the foundation of the United Farm Workers union, central to the farmworker rights movement in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf farm workers organization
labor organization
predecessor organization
affiliatedWith United Farm Workers
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field farmworker rights
labor rights
foundationOf United Farm Workers
foundedAs United Farm Workers
surface form: National Farm Workers Association
foundedBy César Chávez
surface form: Cesar Chavez

Dolores Huerta
Filipino American farm workers
Gilbert Padilla
Larry Itliong
Mexican American farm workers
Philip Vera Cruz
fullName United Farm Workers
surface form: National Farm Workers Association
hadSymbol black Aztec eagle
ideology Catholic social teaching
nonviolent activism
social justice
inspired later farmworker organizing efforts in the United States
languageOfOrganizing English
Spanish
locationCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
mergedInto United Farm Workers
mergedWith Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee
movement American labor movement
Chicano movement
farmworker rights movement in the United States
notableCampaign California grape boycott
Delano grape strike
operatedInSector agriculture
predecessorOf United Farm Workers
purpose collective bargaining for farm workers
improving wages and working conditions for farm workers
organizing farm workers
securing labor rights for agricultural workers
represented Filipino American farm workers
Mexican American farm workers
migrant farm workers
significance central organization in the U.S. farmworker rights movement
foundation of the United Farm Workers union
usedTactic boycotts
marches
nonviolent protest
strikes

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