Kim Kelly

Atlanta-based rapper, organizer, and scholar contains multitudes of revolutionary potential

The new year is set to kick off with a statewide strike by incarcerated workers in Pennsylvania.

“We began working here as an extension of our own love for independent music, and believe that a site … that purports to offer an ethical and fair alternative to the streaming economy s…

Working class black metal heroes Dawn Ray’d find a light in the darkness on To Know the Light.

The miners continue pushing for a fair contract, but this week, the company threw yet another wrench into the works.

Streaming has created a residuals problem. And that’s why there’s a strike.

The bigots’ latest rallying cry is a crude, transphobic and embarrassingly low-quality rap song littered with slurs.

Oh, the movies! Whether it’s Old Hollywood or the current crop of sparkling stars that light up red carpets and runways, the American psyche has an enduring fascination with movie stars. We have a national soft spot for those rarefied creatures who make their living on the silver screen, who bring delight and wonder to millions, who make us think and laugh and cry into our faux-buttered popcorn — or even scare us silly. We tour movie sets, buy memorabilia, and watch our most beloved films over a…

Where do negotiations stand? What do the autoworkers want? Who is Shawn Fain? And other questions about the UAW strike against the Big Three

The former chief stipendiary steward for The Hong Kong Jockey Club, Kim Kelly, writes an appeal for a better system of judging races.