“We soon recognized that my mother really didn’t belong to us,” Emilio Huerta said in the 2017 documentary “Dolores.” He said it with pain and with deep love for a woman who belonged to all of us. She belonged to the farmworker movement she led and to the fight for social justice she worked at every day of her 96 years. Those of us blessed to walk alongside her found it hard to keep up. She was tireless. Working a campaign, speaking at a rally, talking to young students: She thrived in all of it. The last time I saw Dolores was Aug. 14, at a private screening of an upcoming Los Lobos
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