Cesar Chavez persuades his farm workers that nonviolence is as powerful as violence. He says that people should try to eliminate the amount of violence we use. Chavez does this in a unique way across his article by using personification, irony, and oxymoron to persuade the farm workers.
Cesar Chavez uses personification throughout the article to help create characteristics to non living objects. He helps give us a better imagine of how to use nonviolence and how much better it is to use than violence. Like when he says “...our struggle has grown and matured.” is a good unique example of personification. Only because, our struggle can not physically grow or mature because it’s not a real living thing.
In some part of the article Chavez uses