Farmworkers march through Palm Beach to protest 'modern-day slavery' – Sun Sentinel

Farmworkers concluded a five-day march protesting forced labor and exploitation in Palm Beach on Saturday, calling for corporations join the Fair Food Program, an initiative that seeks to limit their abuse. Their targets included Wendy’s, whose billionaire chairman Nelson Peltz lives in Palm Beach, as well as grocery giants Publix and Kroger.

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