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More Kennedy Students Reflect on César Chávez’s Legacy
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More Kennedy Students Reflect on César Chávez’s Legacy
(Photo by Marion S. Trikosko / U.S. News & World Report via Library of Congress / public domain) Editor’s note: A March investigation by The New York Times reported allegations that César Chávez — long seen as a central figure in the farmworker rights movement — sexually abused teenage girls and raped fellow labor leader Dolores Huerta. In response, we asked a class of students at Kennedy High School in Richmond to examine Chávez’s legacy, refle…
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