Kim Kelly

Kim Kelly, a prominent labor journalist and author of "Fight Like Hell: The Untold History of American Labor," joins the conversation to explore the current labor landscape. They dive into the significance of union movements across the U.S., discussing recent successes amid corporate pushback. The group also reflects on Elon Musk's unexpected acquisition of Twitter, examining its potential effects on the platform and social media at large. With insights on worker solidarity and the changing dynamics of the tech industry, this chat is both timely and thought-provoking.

Journalist and organizer Kim Kelly joins host Jonquilyn Hill to discuss the recent rise in labor wins and energy surrounding unionization efforts in 2023. They explore the impact of big companies like Starbucks and Amazon on labor conditions and public perception, as well as the history of labor unions in the US and the difficulties in organizing. They also touch on sustainable farming practices, the power of organizing, and the future of the labor movement.

Labor journalist Kim Kelly discusses the challenges and feasibility of planning a general strike, along with the power of unions and the need for reform. They also explore the role of radicals in strikes and the importance of support and resources during labor actions.

Kim Kelly, journalist and author of FIGHT LIKE HELL: The Untold History of American Labor joins Adam to look at overlooked labor struggles, the significance of disabled workers, the fight for incarcerated workers' rights, and the power of unions in building community and driving change. Find Kim's book at factuallypod.com/books.

Dr. Peter Hotez, author of “The Deadly Rise of Anti-Science,” discusses the dangers of anti-vaccine conspiracies. Labor reporter and author Kim Kelly talks about the United Auto Workers strike. The podcast delves into the threat of far-right anti-science conspiracies and the rise of worker activism demanding fair treatment.