Summary
Dolores Huerta, a leader in labor rights, revealed that she was sexually abused by César Chavez while he led The United Farm Workers union. A report by the New York Times detailed allegations of Chavez grooming and abusing young girls involved in the movement.
Key Facts
- Dolores Huerta co-founded The United Farm Workers union with César Chavez.
- Huerta claims she was sexually abused by Chávez during his time as union president.
- The New York Times conducted an investigation into claims against Chávez.
- The investigation found that Chávez had groomed and abused young girls in the movement.
- Huerta remained silent for 60 years, fearing the impact on the farmworker movement.
- These revelations led to the cancellation of celebrations honoring Chavez.
