US-Chavez-Allegation-Reactions, 3rd Ld-Writethru-Claros renaming

apa442934-Actuality--LOS ANGELES-(Raul Claros, founder, California Rising, a non-profit Latino community organization)-“Dolores Huerta Avenue”-At a news conference, Raul Claros, founder of the non-profit California Rising, calls for the renaming of a street that stretches through the heart of Los Angeles. This comes after United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta revealed she was among the women and girls who say they were sexually abused by César Chavez.

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US-Chavez-Allegation-Reactions, 3rd Ld-Writethru-Claros 2

apa442935-Actuality--LOS ANGELES-(Raul Claros, founder, California Rising, a non-profit Latino community organization)-“that stops now”-At a news conference, Raul Claros, founder of the non-profit California Rising, says that after the revelations about labor leader César Chavez, it's time to correct the history and rename the streets and schools.

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US-Chavez-Allegation-Reactions, 3rd Ld-Writethru-Pelayo 3

apa442937-Actuality--LOS ANGELES-(Jesse Pelayo, former school teacher in Los Angeles, at news conference hosted by California Rising )-“look into that”-At a news conference in Los Angeles, former teacher Jesse Pelayo says it's important to learn the truth about sex abuse allegations about César Chavez - and not celebrate a false history of the farm workers' movement.

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