Frank Bardacke

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Frank Bardacke is a political activist who protested the Vietnam War.^[1] He was featured in the film Berkeley in the Sixties and according to the film he: "Left Berkeley in 1970, and spent the next decade working in the fields and canneriers near Salinas, California. He is still a leftist, active in labor and community politics."

In 2011 he published Trampling out the vintage : Cesar Chavez and the two souls of the United Farm Workers (ISBN 9781844677184).^[2]

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