if they shut down Caesar Chavez Boulevard, what's going to happen?

Will they rename it?

Or is it just gone?

So the movement is gone.

So I worry that the movement disappearing, it could be more dangerous for Dolores's mental

and emotional health than having to go public about the fact that she was assaulted in the 1960s.

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Now, I'm not going to lie to you,

this week has been some heavy stuff.

It's been serious. We need to talk about

famicide. Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax killed his wife, Dr. Serena Fairfax,

and then killed himself. People were quick to point out the former lieutenant governor's

mental health struggles as a result of him being credibly accused by two black women of sexual assault that derailed his aspirations to be governor.

Former vice mayor of Coral Springs, Florida, Democrat rising star Nancy Mateer was found dead in her home and her husband is being charged

with her murder. And lastly, a father in Shreveport, Louisiana killed eight children, seven of his own

children, shot his wife and shot another woman in a divorce-fueled rampage this weekend.

We need to talk about famicide.

On the show today, we have the iconic Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and host of Latino USA, Maria Hinajosa,

on Cesar Chavez, Dolores Suerta, and how she thinks the media is really doing.

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