Classes

In this class we will re-examine the protests against the Vietnam War between about 1964 and 1975, and understand the ways in which students, workers and more resisted the genocide in Southeast Asia as well as the role of the “New Left” as it was birthed in the midst of the protests. We can also

The PSMLS presents a long-awaited class on the Spanish Civil War, with an overview of the entire war itself and the different forces involved as well as the contribution of American communists to the Republican forces. We will also highlight the reactions and involvement of powers internationally, including a section on the USSR’s anti-fascist foreign

This class, we will dive into the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and the problems therein. We’ll learn about this history of NATO during the Cold War, and how the alliance postured itself against the USSR & Warsaw Pact. Lastly, we will explore the history of NATO within the last ~33 years during

This class is the SERIES FINALE in our series on the History of U.S. Imperialism, with a class on the Fall of American Unipolarity! This covers events and developments from 2020-present day and focuses on the failure of American Imperialism abroad and the rise of multipolarity in the world once again. This is an incredible

This week we continue our series of the History of U.S. Imperialism, with a class on the Height of American Unipolarity, covering events from between 2005 and 2020, including the various wars and interventions under the 2nd term of George W. Bush, and under the presidencies of Barack Obama and Donald Trump. This of course