On Thursday, the fifth and final day of the Freedom Fast, organized by the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), a group of fasting workers marched to call attention to the fact that Wendy's is the only major fast food chain that has not signed on to the Fair Food Program (FFP). CIW is an award-winning farm labor initiative that won a MacArthur "genius grant" and has raised wages, improved working conditions, and helped curb sexual harassment and abuse against women since 2011. "We know that Nelson Peltz [the non-executive chairman of Wendy's] has the power to tell Wendy's to sign the Fair Food Agreement," said Lupe Gonzalo, who worked in Florida's fields picking tomatoes and other vegetables for 12 years and is now one of CIW's lead organizers. "And what the Fair Food Program means is that after many, many years, we, as farmworkers, are finally able to have basic rights in the workplace."