Source: New York Post
A furor has erupted in Sacramento after officials refused to rename the city’s Cesar Chavez Plaza ‘Union Plaza’ despite the name winning a popular vote – claiming it doesn’t adequately honor Mexican heritage. Sacramento’s Parks and Community Enrichment Commission decided the rename the plaza – a historic one-block public park and civic square in downtown Sacramento – after state-wide outcry over allegations the labor leader sexually abused and raped multiple women and young girls. 3 Cesar Chavez Plaza is situated in front of the City Hall building on Saturday, April 14, 2018, in Sacramento, California.
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