NINA ROSE ISN’T EXACTLY SURE what to make of her daughter’s high school being named after the once-revered farmworker and civil rights leader Cesar Chavez.
First, there’s a reason the school is named after him, she said. The late labor advocate was revered for organizing hunger strikes and boycotts to secure better wages and working conditions for California farmworkers.
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