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Bill Introduced to Rename Cesar Chavez Day
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Bill Introduced to Rename Cesar Chavez Day
Migrant workers harvest corn on Uesugi Farms in Gilroy, Calif., on Aug. 28, 2013. (Bob Nichols / USDA via Bay City News) By Bay City News California legislators announced this week the introduction of new legislation to designate March 31 as Farmworkers Day, replacing Cesar Chavez Day. The announcement Thursday follows sexual abuse allegations against labor rights activist Cesar Chavez that came to light earlier this week. State Assembly Speaker…
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