In this episode, Alex and Cole Costello unpack the complicated legacy of Cesar Chavez, whose reputation has recently been shaken by serious allegations of sexual abuse involving women and minors that have led to canceled celebrations and the removal of his name from public spaces. The conversation explores both Chavez’s historic impact on farmworker rights and the growing criticism of his personal conduct, ultimately centering on a broader question: how to reconcile meaningful achievements with deeply flawed individuals. By the end, the discussion lands on the idea that sometimes it’s necessary to separate a figure’s contributions from their personal life—even if that process is uncomfortable and unresolved.