Exploring the Legacy of Dolores Huerta and 'Yes We Can!'

The video explores the origins of the slogan 'Yes We Can', highlighting its roots in the United Farm Workers of America and its creation by Dolores Huerta. It delves into Huerta's early life, her experiences with racism, and her dedication to activism. The founding of the National Farm Workers Association with Cesar Chavez is discussed, emphasizing Huerta's significant yet often overlooked contributions. The video also covers her later activism, her struggles with recognition, and her eventual receipt of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. It concludes by questioning why women like Huerta remain underrecognized in history.

Who originally coined the slogan 'Si Se Puede'?

• Cesar Chavez

• Dolores Huerta

• Alicia Chavez

• Barack Obama

What profession did Dolores Huerta pursue before becoming an activist?

• Nurse

• Farmer

• Schoolteacher

• Lawyer

What was Dolores Huerta's role in the National Farm Workers Association?

• Treasurer

• President

• Secretary

• Vice President

What prestigious award did Dolores Huerta receive in her early 80s?

• Presidential Medal of Freedom

• Pulitzer Prize

• Grammy Award

• Nobel Peace Prize

Why might women like Dolores Huerta not receive equal recognition for their contributions?

• Lack of documentation

• Not seeking recognition

• Gender bias

• Language barriers