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‘A symbol of identity’: With Chavez’s legacy in tatters, leaders face what’s next
Cesar Chavez’s legacy marks public spaces in Stockton and the San Joaquin Valley, and the city, like much of the country, is having to quickly reassess the numerous landmarks and holidays dedicated to the now-disgraced activist.
▶Dolores Huerta details sexual assault by Chavez
▶Congressional Hispanic Caucus: Drop Chavez name from landmarks, holidays
▶Accusations of sexual abuse by Chavez detailed in newspaper investigation
▶Commentary: What Chavez cost the movement
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