Paul Chavez

April 26, 2007

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Last month, civil rights leader Cesar Chavez’s birthday was honored across the country. Chavez not only fought for the rights of farm workers, but for the civil rights for everyone. Join Cesar Chavez’s son, Paul Chavez, as he discusses the impact his father had on his life and how his legacy lives on today.

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