Cesar Chavez’s legacy was a staple in California schools. How will districts move forward?

Education leaders in California are reassessing Cesar Chavez's presence in school curricula and considering removing his name from schools. This decision comes after allegations of sexual abuse against him were made public. The accusations include abuse of girls and an incident involving fellow labor leader Dolores Huerta. The allegations have already led to cancellations of Cesar Chavez Day events nationwide. In California, lawmakers are planning to rename the holiday, currently observed on March 31, to "Farmworkers Day". Further details on the allegations and the planned changes are available from the source.