Quotes and page numbers that I found were:
- ¨Florida is a right-to-work state¨ (pg. 454).
-¨Right-to-Work is a phrase that was coined by the employers to undermine the labor movement¨(pg. 454).
- ¨In 1971, a right-to-work bill was introduced in the state legislature. Then, toward the end of the session, somebody got the bright idea of including one section, exclusively for farm workers, that prohibited hiring halls in the state¨ (pg. 454).
- ¨This would perpetuate the growers´ power over the workers¨ (pg. 454).
- ¨The reason a hiring hall is so important to us because of the way people get jobs in agriculture¨ (pg. 454).
- ¨You never know what you´re going to get paid, and if you complain about the housing or conditions, you get fired on the spot¨ (pg. 454).
- ¨The hiring hall changes all this, establishing rules by which people can get jobs without discrimination¨ (pg. 454).
- ¨It provides job protection¨ (pg. 454).
- ¨We forced them to start really checking and enforcing the labor camp registration law¨ (pg. 461).
- ¨The health department director have known for two months that the water in Miami Beach had been contaminated¨ (pg. 458).
- ¨So we went back to our campaign and God, if a short time later, our guys working with somebody else don´t find this guy named Joe Brown, a labor contractor, who´s keeping twenty-nine farm workers as slaves¨ (pg. 459).

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When researching I need to remember to save as a pdf if I annotate anything on a Gale article because if I don´t it will not save anything when I exit the page.

A quote that I found from the database that ANSWERS my original research question was 
-¨legislature passed the Agricultural Labor Relations Act, a state law that gave farmworkers the right to unionize even against their employers' wishes¨.
- ¨Chávez had grown up seeing his parents and other workers systematically mistreated by the growers who employed them; they toiled for next to nothing under conditions that were often horrific¨.