Classes

This class will explore the true nature of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and debunk the narratives that the bombings were necessary, justified or excusable in any way. We will also go over the background of World War 2 and nuclear research that led up to the atomic bombings, and also examine the […]

Join us this week for a class honoring the life and death of revolutionary comrade Ernesto Che Guevara! We are honoring him this week because it is the 70th anniversary of the beginning of the Cuban revolution and Che’s contributions to the Cuban revolutions and to the world communist movement cannot be understated. The class

This is the 3rd part of our series on the History of US Imperialism, this time on American Imperialism during and immediately after WW2. During this time the United States was both an imperialist power that gained from their participation and played a progressive role in the United Front with other allies, including the Soviet

80 years ago, on July 12th, 1943, the Soviets launched their counter-offensive against the Nazi “Operation Citadel” at Kursk, a little city northeast of the border with the Ukrainian SSR. That month saw the largest tank battle in human history, and was only 5 months after the victory of Stalingrad, the bloodiest battle in human

Join us for part 2 of our class on the American Revolution. In this, we will be looking at the revolution from 1776 on, the confederated period, the significance of the US constitution and polemizing against the narratives that uphold that this was a counter-revolution. This class will ONLY be on Thursday, July 6th, as

As we prepare for the 247th Independence Day of the United States of America this July 4th, now is the perfect time to learn about the history of the American Revolution. This will be the 1st class of a 2 part educational on the American Revolution and why we as American Marxist-Leninists defend it as

This week we continue our series with the 2nd class on the history of U.S. imperialism, this time delving into the American intervention in WW1, further development of American imperialism and the role of the United State in the “interwar years.” This will be a very insightful class, and comrades can look forward to more

We are kicking off LGBT+ Pride Month with a class presented by the LGBT+ Commission on the LGBT+ Struggle. This is an important class as we are working to raise the level of consciousness in the Communist movement about the LGBT+ question and provide a Marxist-Leninist, positive analysis of the LGBT+ community. We invite anyone

Join us this week for a class on our first socialist experiment – The Paris Commune! We will talk about the significance of the commune, the timeline of its ~70 day existence and an analysis of the commune from our members. Very important class for us to attend and write notes on, and we hope