Chávez Abuse Allegations Shake Farmworkers' Movement
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New York Times uncovers shocking sexual abuse allegations against civil rights leader César Chávez, tarnishing his legacy. Two women claim he groomed and abused them as girls, while longtime colleague Dolores Huerta accuses him of rape. The revelations come amid events honoring Chávezs legacy, leading to the United Farm Workers union skipping César Chávez Day activities and renaming gatherings. Arizonans express mixed feelings, with some questioning the timing of the accusations and others feeling deep devastation. Governor Katie Hobbs chooses not to recognize César Chávez Day this year, as the revelations continue to shake his legacy in the farmworkers movement.
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