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Dolores Huerta feared speaking about her abuse for years. The farmworkers she advocates for understand.
An estimated 26% of U.S. farmworkers are women who face high rates of harassment amid barriers to reporting and investigations, with some policy steps taken since 2018.
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The 19thDolores Huerta Feared Speaking About Her Abuse for Years. The Farmworkers She Advocates for Understand.
Editor’s Note: This story was originally reported by Candice Norwood of The 19th and is republished with permission. Read more of her reporting here on gender, politics, and policy. Every survivor of sexual assault is forced to make a calculation: What are the repercussions if they speak out? Dolores Huerta felt the weight of the entire labor rights movement, which she feared would crumble if she accused civil rights leader Cesar Chavez of sexua…
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