From the New York Times, I'm Natalie Kittrowave.

This is the daily.

Breaking news in New York Times just publishing shocking new allegations made against late labor leader, Cesar Chavez.

After a Times investigation revealed allegations of sexual abuse against one of America's most important civil rights icons.

This really is a reimagining of a whole legacy.

The entire country has started to reckon with a new reality.

They covered up the late civil rights leader's name with cement.

Removed the image of Cesar Chavez from several commissioned pieces of art.

A statue at Cesar Chavez Plaza is now wrapped up in plastic you see here.

And a history that's now been rewritten.

California officially renaming the holiday formerly known as S.S.O. Chavez Day, March 31st,

now to Farm Workers Day.

Today, on what would have been Caesar Chavez Day in California, we talked to the reporters

who broke the story, Manny Fernandez and Sarah Hertz about the women at the

center of it and what it took to uncover a secret that they'd carried for more than 50 years.

It's Tuesday, March 31st.

Manny and Sarah, welcome to the show.

Thank you for having us.

Hi.

Thank you.

So you two just came out with this bombshell that was years in the making, this reporting showing

that Cesar Chavez sexually abused young girls and women in his movement,

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