Why American Workers Need Unions, According to Kim Kelly
Kim Kelly, the author of a new history of organized labor, explains where the movement has been and where it's going next.
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Kim Kelly, the author of a new history of organized labor, explains where the movement has been and where it's going next.
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The Unbound Book Festival is coming up on Saturday, and KBIA has been talking to some of this year's authors in a series we're calling "Unbound Authors."Kim Kelly is probably best known for her labor column for Teen Vogue. Her new book, “The Untold History of American Labor: Fight Like Hell,” explores the stories of underrepresented and forgotten leaders in the labor movement. She spoke with KBIA's Lauren Hines.
"People have always been fighting to make things better, and that fight has never been easy," says author Kim Kelly.
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