Throughout Northern California, the impact that the late labor leader Cesar Chavez has had is evident. Parks, monuments, schools, streets and other spaces proudly hold Chavez’s name.
But after a deep investigation by The New York Times released Wednesday uncovered years of sexual abuse toward children and young women, his name has taken on a different meaning.
According to The San Francisco Standard, officials around the Bay Area have begun discussions on whether to change the names of buildings and events honoring Chavez…