Cesar Chavez uses personification by giving his nonviolent protest human ability. Using that personification Chavez tries to persuade the country into using nonviolent protest and steer away from a more violent form. Cesar Chavez also uses rhetorical writing to explain the importance of nonviolent protest. Chavez's use of personification in the excerpt “With which our struggles have grown and matured”. This piece lets us know that everyday their struggle gets worse. When the people go and protest without violence, they must deal with being criticized and sometimes abused to keep the nonviolent protest alive. It also shows that the hardships they endure are growing harder to deal with and are becoming more of a problem in his country. Chavez’s
