Pima County Strips Chavez's Name Amid Abuse Allegations
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Pima County supervisors unanimously decided to remove Cesar Chavezs name from all county property following sexual abuse allegations. The New York Times reported claims from women, including co-founder Dolores Huerta, who accused Chavez of assault. Local leaders emphasized separating the farmworker movements legacy from Chavez. Tucson officials also removed a vandalized statue and stopped using his name for a city holiday. This shift reflects a broader movement recognition, with counties planning new names for recognition days.
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