On March 17, 1966, sixty-seven picketers, organizers, and supporters—including photographers John Kouns and Jon Lewis—started a farmworker march from Delano to Sacramento to bring public awareness of the grape strike and boycott, and to pressure Governor Pat Brown to urge growers to the bargaining table. Under the motto Pilgrimage, Penance, and Revolution, these 67 original marchers (los originales) would cross more than 50 towns and cities in California’s Central Valley while hundreds, and in some places, thousands, of people joined the march.