Woman accuses César Chávez of sexual assault in lawsuit against two nonprofits
A lawsuit filed against a pair of nonprofits affiliated with the United Farm Workers and the César Chávez family alleges the organizations failed to protect women from the labor leader and accuses him of a sexual assault in 1973.
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