text: A "college without walls" named for this man in Mount Angel, Oregon, remained open from 1973-83.
full_question: A "college without walls" named for this man in Mount Angel, Oregon, remained open from 1973-83. This man and his younger brother Richard joined a protest that pressured DiGiorgio Corporation into holding an election for its workers. This man's meeting with Ferdinand Marcos backfired and alienated many key allies, including Philip Vera Cruz. While undertaking his twenty-four day fast in Phoenix, Arizona, this man came up with the slogan (*) "Yes, one can." The Filipino-dominated AWOC merged with the NFWA co-founded by this man and Dolores Huerta to form the UFW. This man had his followers persuade longshoremen not to load grape shipments. For 10 points, name this Mexican-American activist on behalf of farm-laborers, who is honored by a March 31st holiday.
first_sentence: A "college without walls" named for this man in Mount Angel, Oregon, remained open from 1973-83.
raw_answer: Cesar Chavez [or Cesar Estrada Chavez]