Killer Pesticides, Human Rights Violations & Forbidden Fruit

[@esmeraldaparker2137]

Thank you so much for covering Chicano history!! 🇲🇽 As a Chicana, I appreciate this video so much! I feel so seen!

[@lifeofamakeupaddict777]

Same!! Agreed! Thank you Bailey!! 👏🏼 😊

[@LielMaizlin]

Guys can we appreciate Bailey for putting out consistent videos and making our Monday’s and Thursday’s? Thank you Bailey for being our history teacher and friend!

[@barbarabannasch3458]

I don’t get notifications for either of her content 😩

[@get.sassyxd]

​@@barbarabannasch3458I only do half the time. I just look weekly to catch up on both. I actually got one for this week!

[@Ulizos-u4n]

+1 thank you!

[@lucyhouse]

Thank You

[@bethmurray1347]

@@barbarabannasch3458 I never receive notifications either even though I have subscribed for ALL notifications. I have to actually search her name or her videos will randomly show up mixed in my music video searches. So weird.

[@xM1cHa3Lx]

I felt so proud when I saw you were covering the Chicano movement. My mom has ALWAYS told me about the time that she marched with Cesar Chavez in (Turlock) California. I mentioned to her that I was watching your video mentioning him and she told me the story AGAIN. lol Thank you for this. I've always said my mom could write a book with all the things she's been through in her life. When my tio Pepe and her were little, they got lost and ended up in a convent for 3 years before being found / reunited with their family. She came to the U.S. when she was 9 years old and told me many horrible stories about how she would get pinched or hit by teachers just for speaking Spanish. Ironically, her name is Dolores as well.

[@IchigoOren]

*Native land MUST be returned!!* *END WHITE COLONIZATION!!*

[@IchigoOren]

Time to push out the white colonizers and reclaim our ancestral homeland they call "america/canada". We need to stand as one and FORCE them out in order to reclaim our nativeness.

[@jasminebazinet7196]

My Grandpa marched with Cesar Chavez too! I even have this huge collage that he made from newspaper clippings and photos of him and Chavez❤🥺 I love that even after he passed I could learn more and more about my culture❤️🦋

[@xM1cHa3Lx]

@@jasminebazinet7196 That’s so awesome!! I wish I could show it to my mom. She would flip out.

[@heatherreich2687]

12:11 my grandpa’s first words out of his mouth when you came to his home was always “are you hungry” it’s amazing how people who don’t have anything are still able and willing to share what they do have with others.

[@amynicholecervantes3065]

My abuelita's too!

[@ashleymichelle6061]

I always thought it was an Irish thing cause my grandma would always say that. I miss her. My mom is the same too and I am when I think of it. Lol

[@abumujahid5696]

YES I still too remember those days, and I am willing to bet that is if I were a gambling person. That those days are long gone and will not return, that is for the most part because you still have a few of the older people/generation left who know about those times and what it meant just to be able to help someone your neighbor, friend and the homeless guy on the street corner.

[@abumujahid5696]

​​@@amynicholecervantes3065CALL ME IGNORANT FOR ASKING THIS QUESTION BUT THEN AGAIN THEY SAY IF YOU DON'T KNOW THEN ASK BECAUSE THAT IS THE ONLY WAY YOU WILL FIND OUT! WHAT DOES THAT WORD MEAN...(abuelita)?

[@Judy_Ruiz]

This was my family growing up and always with the “donde come uno comen dos” 🥲

[@livquin8557]

Thank you for doing this episode! My grandparent's worked with Chavez & I remember them teaching the entire family to do our civic duties (vote, go to jury duty, serve the community and/or country) and for us to appreciate the path they paved for us. They encountered places in Cali and Texas that had signs that said "No dog's or Mexicans allowed".

[@terra0188]

My mom taught me about this when I was little so I would know my history. I'm a proud Latina and Chicana woman and I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@inluvwitmarcus]

Same here mami ¡¡Me encanto que soy chicana!! ♥️🥰

[@shortie.j]

same!!!

[@isosebryl213]

Chicana power 🫶🏼

[@IchigoOren]

Our native people need to reclaim our continent back and push out the white colonizers who don't belong here. Enough IS ENOUGH! Play time it over with and I'm glad white people in America are becoming less and less. Low birthrates and high overdose fentynal death rates are helping us too but not fast enough sis. We need to stand as one ALL of us POC to push them out and make America TRULY great and native again. That is equal opportunity.

[@IchigoOren]

​@@inluvwitmarcus I'm Black, Brazilian and Cherokee Native. ❤

[@DhdhshDhdhsh-m7k]

Bailey you are a amazing story teller . ❤As a Mexican I always knew about Cesar Chavez but never knew why he was important for our people . I have much more respect for your coverage on important/ forgotten parts of history . My respects for you.

[@quechu7590]

He hated every “wetb**k” as he referred to us Mexicans and wanted them all deported.

[@jenivettebigham7060]

He also used the term wet back

[@tanyachavez2527]

I’m first generation Mexican-American & I’m happy a big influencer like Bailey is talking about mi gente ❤️

[@krysizlove]

Saaaaaame. Love Bailey ❤ Chicana power 🇲🇽

[@raulvasquez9768]

Thank you Bailey for recognizing the contributions made by the Chicano Movement and for shedding some light on this important piece of history.

[@LadyHellsing812]

Nothing better than Bailey when you're sick and stuck at home.

[@xTheMoonGoddess420x]

I hope you feel better soon love. ☮️🩵🖤🩷🕯

[@desert_holly]

Hope you get to feeling better really soon!! 💓

[@madisoncrapser8795]

Ughhh if only I could get sick and stay and at home and watch Bailey that’s my freaking dream! But nooo my body says your healthy no Bailey for you makes me want to cry 😂😂😂 in every sense

[@calistalillian2132]

I would encourage you to talk about Larry Itliong too, who worked alongside Cesar Chavez. Filipinos were a crucial part of the Farmworkers movement.

[@Gerald_b]

Agreed! Thank you for pointing that out. It’s the untold side of that amazing movement that we owe thanks to Caesar Chavez AND Larry Itliong. 🇲🇽🇵🇭

[@MJHeiser]

Adding a vote. First time I've been disappointed.

[@JeanavicMalaiba]

upvote for visibility, especially during Filipino American History Month! Larry Itliong and the Filipino migrant farm workers were completely imperative to the movement and he was responsible for integrating the Mexicans and Filipinos.

[@dezzydezigns7837]

Thank you Bailey for shouting out my shero Dolores Huerta- I actually grew up in Stockton and had a school named after her. She is a true badass that everyone needs to learn about!

[@gloriawinbush1590]

@dezzydezigns7837, YES,YES,YES👏👏👏👏👏👏!

[@sophiamarieruiz]

I was fortunate enough to take a Chicanx studies class in college. My university was one of the only public universities in the state of Colorado to have a Mexican American Studies Program. I did not begin to learn my own history until I was an adult. Thank you for using your platform to continue sharing our history. Chicana pride!

[@lexicreations8179]

I am fortunate enough to be majoring in Chicano Studies. Love that Bailey is covering this

[@luemn7691]

I was fortunate to see how some chicanos though they were higher class and were racist torward the mexican immigrants and how they would pay less than minimum wage when it came to working at their own homes. Bunch of hypocrites. Had some kids in school which parents where mexican american and bully the paisanos who did not speak inglish and would call them racist names. What a shame.

[@LinkinParkLover2012]

Lost me at chicanx like ew

[@miluires3249]

Chicano*

[@viancyc9381]

Chicano not chicanx

[@sabrinalocke2846]

My great grandfather narrowly escaped being deported in the 1930’s. He was a bakery worker that received word from coworkers that a raid was inbound. He closed his shop and bolted down towards his home where my grandmother and her siblings were. He almost got caught by officers but he outran them. This terrible trauma trickled down into a tumultuous relationship with Chicano identity- becuase of this, they distanced themselves from being seen as such for the sake of their protection. It’s been a journey to heal myself from the generational trauma it caused. Thank you for posting this.

[@rachelhill5023]

My uncle was deported in the 90's even though he was legal. He said they dropped him off right past the border with no food or water. As he walked, the road was lined with d**d bodies from other deported people who succumbed to the heat, thirst, and hunger. The treatment of the people who keep the country running is insane.

[@Charlie-cz3jh]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@KEWATK428]

“Summarize American history in one sentence.” Bailey: “The whites get spooked easily.”

[@lovelesslove]

😂

[@ReflectKindness]

Please Bailey make merch of “The whites get spooked easily.”

[@angelwings967]

Literally though.

[@minigol91]

They still do

[@KEWATK428]

@@minigol91 Very true

[@paulinareyes9768]

as a Chicana Mexican American girl this specific video makes me feel so seen and excited! my family history comes from my family being farm workers in southern California at that time

[@endgame7254]

Me da tristeza que crecí nunca sabiendo del movimiento chicano😢 es como si nos hubieran borrado del US history. Como mexicano inmigrante que creció cerca del borde me imaginaria que le hubieran dado más importancia pero no :( quiero agradecerte mucho por este video Bailey, que dios te bendiga❤

[@octfia85]

My aunt was part of that movement. So proud being taught about it bc if my aunt wasn't a part of it, I would've never heard of it. Like you said they don't teach it in school. I am proud to say I am 2nd born generation Mexican born in the US. We are living the 'American dream' my grandparents came here for.

[@summerrobinson1705]

Bailey girl I have learned so much history since you've started dark history.. just wanna say thank you and I always enjoy Bailey time ❤ it's my safe place 😘

[@blancanessa]

Yes, queen! These are the things that were never spoken about or shown in history class. This is one of many topics, so I thank you for that.

[@hilde1470]

I’m not an American. But I always like learning American history when it’s from you. And I love you’re uploading again, but always take the time you need!

[@Sav.vywlsn]

I LOVE that you made a video about this. My elementary/middle school was named after Cesar Chavez and the high school Dolores Huerta. They taught us about the history and why it was important

[@faerycorpse]

I got my mother listening to MMM and I'm so excited to share it here lol

[@kittykitty8895]

I’m hoping to get my grandson to listen, late at night, just like I normally do , I end of going to sleep, and when it gets quiet, my eyes pop open and I start over all over again.🤣🐱❤️❤️🐱😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@okkatelynnn]

yesss💖

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

If you miss MM&MM.. You should see how many people hate on her for those videos & the theme song she did for it... even some think these videos on DH are inappropriate. I can see why she does less of them.

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

I wish my mom was alive so we can watch it together too! 😢💔

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

@@Solènelamigonnelicorne My apologies but I don't understand what you're saying😕

[@yestrella707ye]

Only Bailey can make me cry and laugh almost all at once! So much pride hearing this history that my own family went thru. Loud and proud Chicana!✊🏽

[@danielajemeniperezperez3153]

The fact that I have cited Bailey’s videos in so many of my class assignments is amazing, some of my teachers started listening to her after I talked about her in class!!! Love you girl!🫶🏽♥️

[@ChristinaDominguez-k4l]

My grandma told me stories of having to learn English at school because everyone at home spoke Spanish & yes they would get in trouble for using Spanish at school. Seeing Bailey speak of mi gente is truly magical. I feel seen.

[@SimplySo21]

Happy Hispanic heritage month I hope you do more like this topic or other relating to our cultures brothers and sisters

[@TACOinFLORIDA002]

Thank you for covering this, Bailey! My grandparents lived through this. My dad and his siblings lived through horrible treatment as migrant workers as well.

[@marceyvogt2007]

Wonderful video. Thank you for telling this story again. I think we need constant reminders of the injustice perpetrated against the poor and people of color. Cesar Chavez and Deloros Huerta rock. Thank you Bailey.☮️💖🎶

[@kaylabaldwin1767]

Bailey needs to be all of our history teacher. I would’ve actually listened in high school she’s so eloquent with the way she explains stories and interesting!!!

[@BlackCatBritt]

I'd like to see a Dark History of student loans and why interest rates are still so predatorily high

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

This would be a good one!

[@sarawilliams7999]

She did that topic last April 😁 you can still watch it.

[@marissareyes2920]

This video was so amazing. My parents were protesting with Cesar Chavez at one point in their lives. They still have the red flag with the black bird. Thank you for coving this part of our history! ❤

[@lucyhollie8316]

Love the new couch. It's sleek, it's classy, it's dark. So fitting. 🖤 Thursday episodes of dark history make my day. ❤

[@MsShayy]

If history classes taught like this people would learn a lot more

[@jenniecruz7218]

This episode took me back to reading Raising Esperanza in middle school. Thanks Bailey for bringing some light on a topic we really don't talk about❤

[@NysaMulqueen]

I have an incredible story. My mom worked with Cesar Chavez! She was a law student, and spent her summers working with the migrant farm workers in Southern Colorado who picked potatoes and beans. She came across multiple farms where the worker were literally CHAINED TO THE WALLS at night. Eventually Chavez came to help organize them. Also, the grape boycott didn't end in the 70's. The UFW still wasn't happy with the contract. I actually REMEMBER eating my first grape, and I was born in 1985.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

I think it's about time we continue to fight for our own rights. We all know just how these rights can easily be abused.

[@itaintme1314]

Yea, white people have rights too, like it or not! Ha Ha!

[@kaceygeorge6366]

Mondays & Thursdays are my favorite !!! Also, I NEEDDDDD THOSE PJS !!!

[@desert_holly]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for speaking about this! As a lifelong resident of the Coachella Valley, this video really hits home and my heart very hard 💓💓💓 truly appreciate, respect and LOVE you Bailey!

[@estherchavez6147]

Amazing ! my daughter texted me and then called me to make sure i watched this episode. i was touched on how passionate you were. memories came flooding back on the things you talked about. kids not being at school because they had to move where the work was and when i had children filling out forms asking if we were migrant workers . my older brothers and sisters being in trouble for speaking spanish. i have learned so much from your dark history.. Thank you Bailey!!!!! hugs and kisses and lots of smiles!

[@cassiehamiltonpaisy2893]

For a few years I’ve been watching you. A great addition to a busy week. Always great topics. Always intriguing. Definitely relevant to today. It’s wild how not much has changed over long periods of time and the cycle is beyond ridiculous. Which is exactly why history is so important. I’m so happy that you do Dark History because everyone does deserve to know the truth. The MMM is also super important. It gives us an in depth understanding of how and why some tragic and heartbreaking events happen and how we need to be more “see something say something.” Also, best make up looks ever. I have learned so much about makeup techniques just from watching MMM. So thank you for your hardwork and dedication to your channel. And to those asking why you aren’t on every Monday, I got this for you darlin… BECAUSE BAILEY DESERVES A BREAK TOO! She gives us these episodes to decompress, let her do the same. Before you make me start a union for KZbin influencers! ❤

[@xtina20891]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼yess to everything you said ❤

[@Hijadesatanas]

I’m Mexican American and this video actually made me cry. To know all the things my people have been through and continue to go through is truly upsetting. May we all prosper and heal from these injustices. I’m so proud of the people in our community like Dolores and Cesar who stand up for the rest of us. Si se puede mi gente 🇲🇽💪🏼

[@stevevigil2599]

Thank you so much for covering parts of our history that no one else will As soon as my 13 year old son comes home I'm sitting down with him and watching it with him Please if you can cover the Sand creek massacre

[@ashleyguido1735]

Thank you for talking about this! My grandparents were beat in school for speaking spanish and it scared them so much that they didnt teach their children so I grew up not knowing spanish. Everyone I tell didn't know this happened. So thank you for bring attention to this issue

[@marissaangel3978]

This was the reason my family never taught us how to speak Spanish. They were very criticized for speaking it when they migrated here so to keep us safe they refrained from teaching us.

[@elishevaw.4158]

I took a class on Chicano history during my last semester at university and it was amazing. I learned stuff in this video that they didn’t cover in class and you told me stuff I already knew from class but with an interesting new perspective. You’re a gem

[@Morettie0330]

❤❤❤ love you Bailey! Thank you for speaking on this part of history!!!!

[@angelahulvey4478]

Finally more light is shining on the Chicano community. We are strong and proud and deserve to have our history told. Thank you Bailey!

[@cici2331]

Making flautas while listening to this episode is such a vibe 🥰

[@yvonnecortes_]

Yuuuum 😋

[@pattigolden1]

I remember growing up in VERY small town in central California in the '60's & looking forward to our "seasonal friends" every fall & how sad we were when one year they didn't come back.

[@VaneezyTV]

BAILEY! THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!! 🫶🏽 👏🏽🇲🇽 WE, MEXICAN-AMERICANS LOVE YOU FOR THIS! TELLING THE STORIES OF OUR GRANDPARENTS & PARENTS.

[@gloriawinbush1590]

I,just can't & won't understand how ANYONE could treat & abuse OTHERS like that 😭😭. He,will always have my respect. He,went through so much. Never,gave up. Continued,to stand up & fight! Much respect.

[@tiffanyrivers2535]

I homeschool my kid bc he is special needs and got horribly bullied in public school. The bullying got so bad, that when he was 8 yrs old, he came home talking about how he wanted to unalive himself. His teachers, principles, and counselors wouldn't do anything about it. He is much happier learning at home with me. Kids can be such AHoles.

[@michelledillman6381]

I feel your challenges 😢

[@maleahlock]

Commiserating with you. 💚

[@glossykisses]

Poor baby. Sending him the biggest hug. It was NEVER his fault.

[@pinecone1321]

Your child is lucky to have you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@rock-witch2319]

So great of you to do what’s best for your kid ❤ I hope he gets to see the age appropriate videos Bailey makes, they’re so honest and I think kids really benefit from hearing things the way they truly are

[@jelinasnow1604]

I lovvvvveee Bailey. She’s funny, humble, GORGEOUS, smart! Like I can’t live without her! I love her especially during spooky season.

[@pitabury]

Missed you Monday, Bailey! You are so fun, entertaining and informative, all at the same time. 💜

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

If you miss MM&MM.. You should see how many people hate on her for those videos.. even some think these videos on DH are inappropriate. I can see why she does less of them. 😕

[@lclass003]

I was five when my family moved to Michigan. I had grown up in California and Oregon. It was,the mid seventies, and I was so surprised to see grapes, as we had been boycotting growers all my life. My family still continued the boycott, until the late eighties. My dad insisted that it was a big deal, and that we didn’t cross a boycott, nor a picket line. I’ve always been so grateful for the hard work of the laborers, and still look up where stores source their food from. It’s a lot less work o research these days, what with the internet. Workers still are experiencing horrible conditions.

[@jazzyhernandez5110]

My family is from Yuma and my grandpa actually knew and protested with Chavez. Thanks for the representation Bailey!!

[@lindabarrett5631]

It's my first dark history podcast, and I love it! Great background, too.

[@irissoniachavez]

Thank you Bailey!!! The reality is the workers now are not treated any better!!! They worked through out Covid Mondays off through the Fires, through the Rains!!! And they’re children don’t have much school support!!!

[@ApolloniaAmericana]

Bailey! Thank you for covering this topic!!! ❤

[@lovauradragon1819]

Dudes, I'm only 19mins in & as an Australian, my heart wants to wrap you all up in a giant cuddle! I had no idea about the Chicano history and feel the sad realisations that the way you were ostracized, feels so similar to what our own beautiful Original People's endured (& still do). It's heart breaking, and awe inspiring for how brave you & your families are 💓 My maternal side is heavily European, yet Spanish has always struck me as one of the most stunning languages - I would love to learn it! Please tell your dear elder's who avoid their own language not to suppress their beautiful roots any more. This world is so much richer for having them in it. So much love & gratitude to all of you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@RainbowGhoul31]

I swear you've taught me more history than any of my history teachers in high school. They were all coaches btw. 🤣 I love learning from you! 🥰

[@kileyblake5512]

BAILEY you should really make an episode about Boys Town in Omaha Nebraska. I'm in Nebraska and it's so infamous here people threaten their kids with going, like threatening your kids with coal from Santa, it's practically the same thing here. I just know there are juicy secrets they're not telling us!

[@aurianabaun5582]

I'm usually just here for MMM (sense early 2019!) but I binged it so I thought I'd check out some dark history. Totally different vibe but I'm so here for it! Love your channel lady. You're a whole mood 👏

[@alyssamccartney8793]

I wish there were behind the scenes or blooper reels from Bailey😭

[@napoleonbonerfart278]

That would be great!

[@juliebenavides2137]

Thank you for doing this episode! I hope everyone gets a chance to see Delores Huerta speak, she is AWESOME! Much love ❤️ 😍

[@christinasolano8934]

🎉 thank you for showing the Chicanos some love 🤘🏽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@rachelholtsoi4354]

Yes, I'm voting for Bailey. Love listening to your podcast when cleaning at work, I'm a housekeeper.

[@kynaleemom]

How many other parents started laughing and nodding when she told us our kids were probably assholes?? 😂😂

[@candicemendez2688]

My 9 year old son chose Cesar as an icon for a class project he did last year in 3rd grade. It is so awesome to hear all the details you’ve shared about him! Love both your shows!

[@jaz_xp]

I'm really enjoying all these dark history videos you make them interesting Bailey ♥️ 🎉

[@manuelmejia4481]

As a child I remember going to college with my uncle and learning about this in Chicano studies class . thanks for sharing this part of history much Respect From Anaheim

[@lauracerpa5058]

I loved it Bailey ❤ thank you so much I'm Mexican American and I learned so much. It's sad how they were treated. They weren't allowed to speak Spanish now they teach it.

[@vyesmin]

Growing up, my uncle sammy was a civil rights activist here in texas (they even have him in our parades) and when i would tell my grandma I couldn't do something she would stop me immediately and say "Si, se puede" ❤❤❤❤ thanks for spotlighting the chicano movement!! Love ya!

[@Condesamontes]

Thank you for this video, my paternal grandmother actually picked fruit and produce. She did the best she could for her family and her struggles propelled my life. She picked fruit but I have a desk with my name on it. 👏🏽

[@DJarry394]

Bailey, you unique format and humor, outlandish makeup, plus education makes you a treasure. I hope you know that , and keep on keeping on, lady. Love ya!❤

[@ASTRANGER5000]

Day #1 of asking Bailey “Can we get an updated house tour”? 🏡 🏠 ❤🎉 This is for the old school Bailey fans!! Anyone remember when Bailey did vlogs in her old apartment? Anyone remember the ghosts? Can we all get an update on how you’ve been doing girl? We all care, and are wondering! All love, hope all is great!!

[@cheyennebright5067]

Growing up in Southern California, I had a couple really awesome teachers that taught us about this movement. sp. shout out to my 3rd grade teacher Ms. Lopez, Mar Vista elementary 🖤

[@lauraavalynn]

Best part of my entire week ❤️ much love for you queen

[@cynthiaramirez4759]

I am so very proud to say i am a chicana!! Thank you Bailey for giving a history lesson on this and everything else. Love you and i would definitely vote for you😊😘

[@paulafreitag6465]

Like you said we had no Mexican history. Now i look at them both differently. Such caring people. Thank you for the history lesson

[@966CLR]

I absolutely loved this coverage of the Chicano movement! Thank you, Bailey, for always bringing the dark parts of history to light! ❤❤❤ Love you...

[@angelicaarroyo7736]

I totally loved this because I am Mexican and Filipina. Knowing these little bits and pieces of my heritage really makes my heart smile. The hard work and perseverance helps me push forward as a women

[@alejandracuevas5227]

checking in, I got perfect attendance miss Sarian, love learning/listening from you!!! 🖤🖤

[@cherylmachado7549]

Exactly, very unChristian like, and I say that as a Christian. I can't understand how people cal themselves "Christains" and treat those around them so horrifically. The worst part; It happens everyday. Love you Bailey ! Hope you are doing well. Hugs !

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Back in the day when I was young and before my legs gave out, I used to work with Cesar Chavez until we had a falling out. While I still supported his noble cause I dropped him. Sad but true.

[@kayrazyhumanoid]

My city has 2 of it's schools that form a middle/highschool academy named the Chavez/Huerta prep academy. I'm glad I know the backstory of 2 people who did so much for the Chicanos in America

[@margarnermg]

You are on fire with this Dark History, gurl!!!💜🖤 💪🏼 🧠 We love and thank you and your crew!! Keep on keepin' on the great work! ❤ Also, I LOVE this new set!! 💜🖤😍 (As well as the main part of the set... Bailey, of course! 🤪❤️)

[@victoriawinters3025]

Thank you Bailey ! This brought back memories. I picked 🍅 and other veggies behind the picking machines. So many wonderful hard working people

[@SecretSquirrelDunDun]

I've been asking why the county of Alameda hasn't followed the courts and schools in observing Cesar Chavez Day/ birthday. The county just recently agreed on a contract and Cesar Chavez is still not included. I hope it will be one day. It should be.

[@maryeckel9682]

That's crazy!

[@gysepi2324]

Thank you Bailey for doing an episode on the chicano movement… My parents both marched with Cesar Chavez to Washington DC, boycott grapes march. There is so much dark history that gets muffled in our history books and books banned because more kids are asking questions of how the US continues to repeat history in now their generation. Very sad BUT the more informed the better the battle to win against injustices!! Adelante Mujer Hispana💪🏼 Viva La Causa✊🏽

[@DiscoKittie]

I had a really had time understanding this one. I feel like you've been doing something different with the sound for 2 or 3 weeks now, it's just off and making some vowels garbled. Can we go back to what it was like a month ago? I love your content, and you are gorgeous as always. Thank you so much for your time!

[@_Deidre_Esteron_]

Bailey is my morning coffee lol. I have to watch one of these episodes in the morning to get my day going 😂❤ I love this!

[@hillarycourchaine6829]

Super excited to see Bailey, made my Day a lot better 😊😊😊

[@n8vscience842]

Much respect for Bailey calling out wyppl racist history. I am Indígena and Latina, my abuelo was taken from his Peruvian parents as a baby. He was raised white. I appreciate you covering residential schools and this video. We must teach our kids real history. It still repeats today but lets hope things like this educate wyppl to do better. Love u bailey. PLEASE COVER MORE MMIW cases 🙏 ❤

[@marisacastilo2079]

Bailey thank you for doing this during National Hispanic heritage month🎉

[@lizzieloowho]

Hi Bailey! Long time listener, first time caller. I really enjoyed this episode of dark history. I grew up and live in Yuma, AZ. Growing up here we never learned about Cesar Chavez and the Chicano movement. It’s a huge agricultural town and most of my friends were from migrant families that traveled back and forth with the “corrida” for work. It makes me sad that all of this was happening here and we were never taught about it. I didn’t learn about it until I was in collage and now as an adult I am barely understanding the impact they made for so many migrant workers. Thank you for sharing this story to all of your viewers and shedding a light on a dark side of Chicano history. We love you!

[@MissHappiness36]

It’s true about the beatings for speaking Spanish. My father was American but the family spoke Spanish at home. He and his siblings were beaten for speaking Spanish. He did speak perfect English and as my siblings and I grew up, we never were taught Spanish. 😢 I took it in high school and college but my espanol is muy mal.

[@diya7850]

Hello Bailey! I’d love to hear an episode about the whole history of native americans, I’m a member of a tribe in northern california and you educate me so well with the way you explain the story. Love this episode so far 🥰💜

[@jontaedouglas7244]

All of the Hispanic and Latino republicans in this country should really watch this

[@ard5075]

no fr cs how tf do you forget our history!!

[@jontaedouglas7244]

@@ard5075 they want to forget all about it the same with African, Asian, Irish, Italian, and polish Americans. If you weren’t purely white from you weren’t accepted