Cesar Chavez Speech Rhetorical Analysis

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On the 10th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. a man named Cesar Chavez published an article about how to help people with nonviolent resistance. To emphasize his point he used a lot of repetition; the word nonviolent or non violence is said over 14 times. He uses a lot of inclusive pronouns, to make you feel a part of his speech; and finally aristotelian appeals; ethos, logos, and pathos. These rhetorical devices are all used in Chavez’s article.
To get my point across I might repeat, repeat, REPEAT! This is known as repatation, a lot of writers use this strategies to make sure they get there point across. Making sure that that mention the point of view, or their opinion, or facts over and over again to make sure it gets stuck in your
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