In the 1950s, the working woman and the mother of eleven children helped form a farming union, which later became a platform for feminism and gender equality. Dolores Huerta compares sex conventions from the 1950s to the country’s first farmer’s alliance with his partnerCaesar Chavez. What starts out as a struggle for racial and equitable justice is rapidly becoming a struggle for gender equality in the same relationship that ultimately coercs. While fighting against the raising of 11 children and almost treasure tricks is beaten by the tactical police of the San Francisco team,Dolores comes with a vision of connecting with feminism and racial justice journalists.