Maurice 'Mo' Jourdane, California lawyer who fought for farmworkers, dies at 83

Comments

1. Milan: Sad to hear this. What's next for his labor rights work now that he's gone? 👴
2. Ember Nomad: love that his legacy lives on in the ongoing fight for farmworker rights, what a champion he was
3. Mirage Lynx: read his piece in the Sacbee last year about el cortito, he had some really thoughtful ideas on how to help these workers beyond just changing tools
4. Ashen Kite: So sad to see another advocate for justice go. His efforts may not have been widely covered in the LATimes when he was fighting el cortito, but it's great they're
5. Bruno: sorry to hear that, his work didn't exactly change the game for everyone but el cortito was definitely outdated. still feel good knowing someone had its back 🤝
6. Noelsuzuki: Sad to hear that. He did a lot for California farmworkers

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