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Pilgrimage to Publix: Headquarters in Lakeland

Santiago Perez holds up a bull horn as farmworker Oscar Otzoy talks to supports after he and four others completed a 200 mile bike ride to Publix's Lakeland Fl. headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight

Santiago Perez holds up a bull horn as farmworker Oscar Otzoy talks to supports after he and four others completed a 200 mile bike ride to Publix's Lakeland Fl. headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight

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  • Publix unidentifed spokes person stops a group of Farm worker and supports from delivering signatures and Publix receipts to Publix's CEO Ed Crenshaw asking him to visit Immokalee to see the plight of the farm workers who pick tomatoes. A Coalition of Immokalee Workers finishes a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters over the Labor day weekend and were turned away at the at the entrance to the property. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Publix unidentifed spokes person stops a group of Farm worker and supports from delivering signatures and Publix receipts to Publix's CEO Ed Crenshaw asking him to visit Immokalee to see the plight of the farm workers who pick tomatoes. A Coalition of Immokalee Workers finishes a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters over the Labor day weekend and were turned away at the at the entrance to the property. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Santiago Perez holds up a bull horn as farmworker Oscar Otzoy talks to supports after he and four others completed a 200 mile bike ride to Publix's Lakeland Fl. headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Farm Worker Darinel Sales pumps his fist as he and a Coalition of Immokalee Workers finishes a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Standing next to a poster for Fair Trade practices four of the five members of a Coalition of Immokalee Workers and supports address an assembled group of farm workers and supporters after a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee Tuesday in Lakeland Fl. Sepember 6th 2011. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Publix unidentifed spokes person stops a group of Farm worker and supports from delivering signatures and Publix receipts to Publix's CEO Ed Crenshaw asking him to visit Immokalee to see the plight of the farm workers who pick tomatoes. A Coalition of Immokalee Workers finishes a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters over the Labor day weekend and were turned away at the at the entrance to the property. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Nancy Razvoza reports on efforts by Port Charlotte supportes who handed over hundreds signed receipts from Publix shoppers in support of the one penny raise in the price of tomatoes to help the Farm Workers Tuesday in Lakeland Fl. The Coalition of Immokalee Workers finishes a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Brian McLaren leads a impromptu drum line of supporters as the group sings a gospel hymn during rally in front of the Publix HQ in Lakeland. The Coalition of Immokalee Workers finishes a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight
  • Bike riders and supports hold hands in a large circle with a final prayer at the end of a rally in Lakeland Fl. Tuesday at the end of a 200 -mile bicycle ride from Immokalee to the Publix HQ. The Coalition of Immokalee Workers came to Publix's headquarters to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee. Ledger Photo/Calvin Knight

The Coalition of Immokalee Workers finished a 200-mile bike ride to Publix's headquarters over Labor Day weekend to invite CEO Ed Crenshaw to visit Immokalee.

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