Esperanza Rising

Esperanza Chapter Los Aguacates

What made Esperanza start to reconsider her negative view towards the striker’s movement for better conditions?

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In Chapter Ten, Esperanza visits the camp where most of the strikers live and sees not only the squalor in which they live, but the hunger in the children's eyes.

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