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Out of that list, probably Cesar Chavez. He was an outspoken activist very concerned about the misuse of labor in the agricultural industry. But he is not the best pick. For one thing, he served in the Navy but did not make any moves to oppose the Navy's police about shooting the enemy.
Howard Hughes was a plane manufacturer. Likely he didn't care what use the planes were put to -- only that he manufactured them at the lowest cost.
Desmond Doss is your best pick. He went beyond being a conscientious objector. He actively saved lives of the enemy; he certainly saved many American lives.
Phillip Randolph was not necessarily against murder. He was against segregation in the armed forces. Though he did good things that many benefited from, he was not a choice for this law.
