Proposed national park celebrates César E. Chávez and the farmworker movement
Padilla said establishing the César E. Chávez and the Farmworker Movement National Historical Park “would pay proper homage ...
Proposed federal legislation would create national park to honor Cesar Chavez
A proposed piece of federal legislation would create a new national park to honor famed farm labor leader Cesar Chavez.
California legislators propose national park honoring César Chávez and farm worker movement
Two California legislators on Monday introduced a bill that would create the César E. Chávez and the Farmworker Movement ...
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Newly proposed national park would unite 4 sites honoring labor leader Cesar Chávez
A proposed piece of federal legislation would create a new national park to honor famed farm labor leader Cesar Chávez. The ...
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Park proposed to honor farm workers leader Cesar Chavez
A proposed piece of federal legislation would create a new national park to honor famed farm labor leader Cesar Chávez.
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How the Central Valley is remembering farmworker rights leader Cesar Chavez
One, to honor Cesar Chavez and his legacy. But number two is to recognize the workers, the immigrant workers, that contribute ...
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Lawmakers propose national historical park honoring Chávez, farmworker movement
The United Farm Workers labor union started in Kern County but it certainly didn't stop there — and neither would a national ...
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Padilla, Ruiz introduce bill to establish the César E. Chávez and the Farmworker Movement National Park
On César Chávez Day, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) and Representative Raul Ruiz (D-Calif.-25) introduced bicameral ...
How UFW founder César Chávez continues to inspire farm workers in California | Opinion
Opinion Editor Juan Esparza Loera provides a glimpse of farm worker leader César E. Chávez and how people view his movement.
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Lawmakers propose national historical park honoring Chávez, farmworker movement
The park, if approved by Congress and signed into existence by the president, would complement the 116-acre César E. Chávez National Monument, also known as Nuestra Señora Reina de la Paz.