“Tour de Fair Food” rocks Wendy’s in Denver! Denver Fair Food does it again with another wildly creative protest, this time demanding that Wendy’s stop stalling and join the Fair Food Program… Last week the streets of Denver were filled with ponytailed, red-haired bikers on a circuit ride for justice, as members of the city’s incredible Denver Fair Food crew toured Wendy’s restaurants in downtown Denver and called for the hamburger giant to stop standing in the way of progress and do its part to end farmworker exploitation by joining the CIW’s Fair Food Program: Creativity has long been a hallmark of the Campaign for Fair Food, from the dirty-laundry-march through Yum’s hometown of Louisville, KY,  to the walk-ten-miles-in-a-farmworker’s-shoes-march on Burger King’s headquarters in Miami, but never before has there been a “Tour de Fair Food” like that organized in Denver last week.  Not only did the participants put their protest on wheels, but they also put some serious work into the art that they deployed at every stop along the tour route... Head over to the CIW website for a firsthand report from one of the bikers, describing the ride and the reception they encountered from Wendy’s managers along the way!