César Chavez and Dolores Huerta led a movement that won better wages and conditions for farmworkers

Associated Press (AP)CenterEN 5 min read 75% complete by By AUDREY McAVOYMarch 19, 2026 at 09:53 AM

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César Chavez and Dolores Huerta co-founded the National Farm Workers Association in 1962, later known as the United Farm Workers of America. Together, they led a movement focused on improving wages and working conditions for farmworkers. Celebrations honoring Chavez have recently been canceled due to allegations of sexual abuse against Huerta and other women. The allegations have brought renewed attention to the legacies of Chavez and Huerta. Huerta continues to be recognized as a labor rights icon.

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Portland, Ore. 30% Napa 30% Mario Chiodo 30% Howard Wallace 30% Maria Elena Chavez 30% San Francisco 40% National Farm Workers Association 50% United Farm Workers ×280% Dolores Huerta ×690% César Chavez ×890%

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