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PHOTOS: March Against Monsanto in New York City

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March Against Monsanto

The march started at 1:00PM in New York City’s Union Square with the group marching down Broadway to Foley Square.

New Yorkers rallied and marched today as part of the International Day of Action against GMO’s, Monsanto and to call for GMO labeling in New York and across the nation.

We have a right to know where our food comes from and what is in it, we as Americans have a right as a nation to demand that all products containing GMOs be labeled so every American can decide for themself if they want to buy the product or not. Corporations and those we elected to office are taking that away from us, they are trying to take away our right to choice and our right to know.

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Mark Apollo has been an active member of the Occupy movement since the very beginning, dedicated to the core principles and mission of OWS as well as supporting the work of other activist, organizations working on a number of issues locally and nationally. His work has been focused in three main areas: Outreach, Organizing and Media. See his other work at his YouTube Channel and on Twitter.

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