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We’re celebrating May Day from Quarantine by remembering labor’s struggle and the extraordinary contributions of some ordinary folks who led us. Then, we’ll do a primer on the FFCRA – […]
The post May Day from Quarantine and A Primer on the New Pandemic Paid Leave Law, the FFCRA appeared first on KKFI.
How do you rig an election? This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we investigate the playbook for voter suppression with activist William Waheed and Mac Heller, producer of the […]
The post “Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook” appeared first on KKFI.
Since she retired as a union rep for the teachers union, Pat Jones Maclin has built bridges between organized labor in Kansas City and the Black community, working to overcome […]
The post Pat Jones Maclin – KC Labor’s Conscience COVID 19 and your rights as workers appeared first on KKFI.
Opponents of Medicare for All say it would be inferior to union negotiated health care plans. Tune in to the Heartland Labor Forum this week to find out if Medicare […]
The post Can Medicare for All Beat Union Healthcare? and Dismantling Labor Rights at the NLRB appeared first on KKFI.
Giving corporate developers your tax dollars has long been a controversial issue in the Metro. This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll talk with members of the League of […]
The post Is TIF Socialism for Corporations? appeared first on KKFI.
It’s 55 years since 600 voting rights marchers attempted to cross the Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma Alabama on their way to Montgomery 50 miles away. They were brutally beaten […]
The post Selma at 55 and How Bad Is Voter Suppression? appeared first on KKFI.
A private for profit company named Vision Quest is seeking a zoning change to set up a jail for immigrant youth whose only crime is coming to America, and immigrant […]
The post Should KC Agree to Zone in Vision Quest? Understanding Socialism appeared first on KKFI.
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