They don't have to go on a picket line, they don't have to put money into it, they don't have to take time off from their jobs, they don't have to take time off from their busy schedules. All they have to do is not buy any grapes. The boycott is a most effective weapon. I think if we can get some of our other brothers who are in a struggle similar to ours, blacks and browns and other minority people, to understand a part of what happens with a boycott, they can move very fast, they can accomplish, they can make real gains when they begin to use it. Originally, in the South the boycott was used with tremendous impact.
Wetbacks are illegal- people who cross the line at night and come here in the daytime.
But the majority of the people who are brought in have no roots in the community, no friends, and don't have to go through the agony of knowing that they are hurting their brothers by strike breaking. Well, it's an unfounded charge because if you're going to start correcting the ills of society, you've got to start some place. We feel sorry for them. We feel even sorrier because we don't have anything against them. But we can't do anything here for them unless we begin to do something about the economic injustices that are perpetrated against our own people.