Cesar Chavez

March 25, 2010

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This month farm worker and civil rights leader César Chavez will be honored by people across the country. Vice Mayor of Phoenix Michael Nowakowski who is also with the National Farm Workers Service Center and Delia Torres from the Cesar E. Chavez Foundation talk about how his legacy lives on today.

In this segment:

Michael Nowakowski:Vice Mayor of Phoenix, also with the National Farm Workers Service Center; Delia Torres:Cesar E. Chavez Foundation;

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