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ALT Dolores Huerta in a blue suit and tan hat stands in front of the exhibit. her hands on her hips, she looks into the camera lens. On top of the photo is a screenshot of a Los Angeles Times article that reads "An exhibition created with Dolores Huerta traces U.S. deportation history"

ALT Nearly six months after Dolores Huerta went public with sexual abuse allegations against former labor leader Cesar Chavez, with whom she co-founded United Farmworkers, the 96-year-old activist said she’s prioritized involving herself in labor and women’s rights. Part of that work is now on view at the California Museum in Sacramento in an exhibition called “Help Wanted/Leave Now: ‘Operation Wetback’ and the Revolving Door of Mass Deportation.

ALT On top of the photo is a quote from Huerta: “It’s devastating, the amount of cruelty that we’re seeing ... and a lot of the people that are in detention centers are workers. Whether they’re farmworkers or construction workers, hotel workers, restaurant workers, nannies who take care of children, these are working people, and yet they are being treated as if they were some sort of horrible criminals.”

























