Kim Kelly on the Queer, BIPOC, and Disabled Heroes of Labor History
"I didn't think there was a place for me in the labor movement because I didn't necessarily see myself as a worker in that way."
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"I didn't think there was a place for me in the labor movement because I didn't necessarily see myself as a worker in that way."
Fight Like Hell is the new book from one of the world's top labor reporters, but it comes straight out of her metal background.
He and the vice president, when vice president mike pence called, just to say, "franklin, thank you for your prayers, we appreciate it." and you could tell that they knew they had lost the election. hillary had already had a big party planned. they already had newsweek magazine... so god showed up and put trump over the top. but something happened that night. and i believe i went to all 50 state capitals in 2016, and we had prayer rallies on the on the steps of the state capitals. nobody�*s ever done that before. and i saw the turnout of people that came to pray. they didn't come to pray for...
As a congresswoman, ijust make my decision based on my view of the law. i'm talking about the, if you like, the identity, the soul of the republican party. what does it say about your party that you are still dominated bya man, donald trump, who faces the very real possibility of indictment, criminal indictment for his role in the january 6th assault on the capitol? well, everyone is entitled to due process. and he, you know, there is no proper due process for him to... well, there is proper due process. that's exactly why the department ofjustice is still investigating exactly what happened w...
This week, we begin our journey throughout Appalachia in Floyd County, Virginia, home of Earl White. White is working to amplify the often-overlooked participation of Black musicians in old-time music. Then, we’ll travel back to the early 20th century, when nurse Mary Breckenridge launched a midwifery program in Eastern Kentucky. That program would become known across the world for its positive impacts on infant survival rates. We hear from the director of the film, Angels on Horseback to learn more. Today , births by midwives are less common but we learn about that from Lauren Santucci, a f...