Yes, so can't.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Thank you.

That's 89-year-old civil rights activist Dolores Werta

leading a crowd in a cheer of

Si Se Puele.

Together with Cesar Chavez,

Dolores co-founded the organization

that would go on to become

the United Farm Workers.

In 1965, she helped

organize the successful Delano Grape Strike,

and she was the lead negotiator in the workers' contract. We recorded this conversation with

Dolores in front of a live audience at Seton Hall University and talked about everything from

workers' rights and racism to the importance of taking credit and what it means to dedicate

your life to a cause aimed beyond yourself.

Dolores, what an honor. Thank you so much. I want to go way back. Start at the beginning.

You've said that your mother was the most dominant person in your life.

What is your most vivid memory of your mother? Oh my God. Well, my mother was,

she was not plamboyant, had a very gentle demeanor, spoke in a very soft voice,

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