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Cesar Chavez’s Faith Reexamined Amid Decades-Old Abuse Allegations
Cesar Chavez’s Faith Reexamined Amid Decades-Old Abuse Allegations

(ANALYSIS) Cesar Chavez, revered labor leader and co-founder of the United Farm Workers, built a legacy of nonviolent activism rooted in Catholic faith. New allegations of sexual abuse now challenge his image, raising questions about power, morality and how society should reassess historical figures and their complicated legacies.

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