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Yes, I do think that its okay to break unjust laws in order to fight for what is right because if we were to keep following the unjust law it would lead to no change and our voices and opinions would not be heard.

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Yes it is ok to break an unjust law to fight for your rights.

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I say yes, if there is an unjust law in place, breaking it is ok. Cesar Chavez was doing the right thing for protesting and advocating for change.

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Yes because we have to fight for what's right for us and others. If Cesar Chavez didn't "break the law" then farmworkers and Mexicans would still be getting paid a little and there would be soo much more discrimination against Mexican Americans and farmworkers than there is to this day.

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In my opinion I think Cesar Chavez did the right thing continuing to protest even though it was deemed illegal because he didn't use any violence and also because he did it for a good purpose trying to help Latinos with the injustice labor.

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I believe that Cesar Chavez was in the right to boycott because every one should be able to fight for whats morally right and not be thrown in jail for exercising their rights .

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In my opinion I do think that Cesar Chavez had a right to break unjust laws and he did have a right to continue his protest because because we all have a constitutional right to peacefully protest, which is what him and other activists were doing.

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in my opinion I think it is right to break unjust laws, especially if done peacefully.

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It is okay to break unjust laws because what he was doing was nothing wrong or causing an issue to anyone.

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It was Cesar Chavez right to boycott. So in my opinion it was okay to break unjust laws. Since it was all also done peacefully.

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yes, i think it is okay to break unjust laws even if you do get put in jail. Past movements have proved that even if you are put in jail you don't stop fighting. Being put in jail can catch people's attention and can benefit you. Protesting is not illegal if it is done peacefully.

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In my opinion, Cesar Chavez was fully right in continuing his boycott. Cesar was peacefully fighting for a change in workers' rights and technically it was more illegal of the judge to put him in jail.

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Cesar Chavez did have a right to continue his protest even though it was deemed illegal because in the Constitution peaceful protests are allowed. Cesar Chavez and his people did not cause harm to anyone, the other side was causing harm to him and his people. He was following the Constitution because he was peacefully protesting which gave him the right to continue.

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Yes I think it is okay to break unjust laws in order to fight for what is right because laws are mean't to be fair, so Ceasar Chavez was totally in the right, especially because he was protesting peacefully.

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I think that it is okay to break unjust laws for a good cause if it is done peacefully.

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Cesar Chavez was right to continue his protest even through it was deemed illegal because he was in his right of the Constitution to continue a peaceful protest.

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Yes, I consider it to be okay that he broke unjust laws. If Cesar Chavez never "broke the law" (even tho it wasn't the law) farm workers and Mexican Americans could have continually been discriminated in the form of low pay and unlawful persecution by the government.

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In my opinion, Cesar Chavez was right to fight for what was right because he was doing so peacefully and without voilence. Also, it was legal to call for a boycott, despite what the judge said.

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Yes it is ok to break unjust laws to fight for what is right especially if the opposing side is doing all to stop you what you are doing clearly is having an effect

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Cesar Chavez was right to still protest ecen though the judge said it waas "illegal" because their is no place on the U.S constitution that says it is illegal to do so. As long as the strikes were followng a non-violent path, then their should be no problem to fight for what was right.