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MC lean has a potty mouth

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Schlosser used his own personal narration to make the situation become reality. First hand accounts naturally make the situation more real, opposed to simply citing what an online article has to say. The struggles, yet persistent efforts of the immigrants sre felt through the blood, sweat, and tears seen and felt by Schlosser, which he then relies onto the reader. When the author visits the strawberry fields and talks to the workers there, he realizes their plight and the tough conditions that they experience and the reason as to why they are doing it.

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Poor question 10, all alone down here...

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Let me take you down
'Cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields
Nothing is real
And nothing to get hung about
Strawberry Fields forever

Living is easy with eyes closed

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The tone of the author is accepting. He is accepting the fact he can't change anything that is happening. We do agree with his conclusions because it the way society is being run. There is nothing he can do to change what is going on.

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4. Explain the rhetorical shift that Schlosser makes from “La Fruta del Diablo” to “Locked into Dependence.”

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Strawberry production is much more labor intensive than broccoli and cauliflower.

The workers have better wages, and the rural population has increased drastically. Their are more Mexican peasants today than ever before.

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How does Schlosser use the resources of language to characterize the work of the strawberry pickers in paragraph

- It characterizes the craft of picking strawberries for the people working there during long periods of time. As time goes on and the workers age, they develop back problems because of the intensive working conditions.

That's why it's called La Fruta del Diablo. (The Fruit of the Devil)

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the economic demand during the strawberyy harvest is so great that one day during the harvest they make 10 dollars an hour and one day of harvest is what they can make in a month back home

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The work in the strawberry field is totally unreliable. The workers do not earn comfortable wages, and because of this, they do not have permanent homes. The workers also have to bend down to work and this causes physical deformities and disabilities relatively early in life.

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Group 4 answering question 5 (Morales, Gallas, Ehrenstrom)

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Group 4 answering question 5 (Morales, Gallas, Ehrenstrom)

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Due to the failure of field crops and dairy products, more and more of the land was claimed was converted into oil wells or strawberry production that required more and more of migrant labor to profitably farm. As more and more migrants moved into to the area and became permanent residents, the middle class fled to the city. As the strawberry industry boomed, the Santa Maria Valley became more and more Latino.