Kansas City Westside Avenida Cesar Chavez Juxtaposition With Community Support For Proposed MLK Name Change On The Paseo
As expected, Public Radio draws a false equivalency for one small swath of land on The Westside that's not even a mile long vs. an entire BLVD which spans throughout several diverse parts of the city . . . OR maybe this is the 1st hint at a compromise with the Revs in the works. Read more:
25 Years After Designation, Westside Residents Remain Proud Of Avenida Cesar Chavez
This spring marks 25 years since 23rd Street in the Westside neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri, was named after civil rights leader Cesar Chavez. The efforts the community went through echo the current attempt by a coalition of black leaders to rename Paseo Boulevard after Martin Luther King Jr.
Well, he actuall did something to deserve it besides have a dream
ReplyDeleteYes, he led protests against the illegal aliens who were taking jobs away from Hispanic US Citizens in California.
ReplyDeleteChavez Avenue has a nice ring to it.
ReplyDeleteThe other name was way to long.
Hispanics need a name change of a city street like the darkies or cry racism, its the American way!
8:02, that's a lie.
ReplyDelete@ 11:21, check the internet, esp. Wikipedia.
ReplyDeleteTRUTH, NOT MYTHOLOGY!
1:49 millinials cant read past 120 characters so.......
ReplyDeleteCover both with one name. Pinko Avenue.
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