Hours after she learned that César Chavez, the iconic Latino farm labor activist, had been accused of sexually assaulting girls in the movement he led, Austin city council member Vanessa Fuentes began hearing from constituents demanding the city rename César Chavez Street.
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Thursday, March 19
Cities rename César Chavez streets and schools after sexual assault claims
