Hosted by Harry Bridges School of Labor In January 1936, the Flint Sit-Down Strike, the “strike heard around the world,” challenged General Motors in what would transform the UAW forever. Join us as the Harry Bridges School of Labor again leads our class for Part 1 of a two-week presentation on the Flint Sit-Down Strike. […]
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August 13th – The Panama Canal and its Role in Imperialism. PSMLS in collaboration with the Cervantes Fraternal Society (cervantesfs.org). Tonight, we will be working together with the Cervantes Fraternal Society to discuss a brief history of the Panama Canal. We will discuss how and why Panama broke off from Greater Colombia in the late
The US bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the first and only time a nuclear weapons were used in on a civilian population. The nuclear bombings have long been pushed as “necessary evils” by the US bourgeois state. Tonight the Peoples School along with the Asian-American Friendship Congress seek to dispel this myth and show these acts for the atrocities they were. Through education, the peace loving Americans and the people of the world shall never be duped into supporting nuclear aggression anymore.
Join the Peoples School for Marxist-Leninist Studies in collaboration with the Irish Commission of the PCUSA as we look at the Easter Rebellion of 1916. This event was important in the struggle for Irish independence and has important parallels to current events in the world. Join us Tuesday, May 7th at 8 pm EDT/5 pm
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Join us for our continuation of the celebration of Black History Month when we explore famous Black American Communists. Most notably, we will focus on the life, legacy, and writings of the famous Claudia Jones and Dr. W.E.B.Du Bois, as well as look at other American Communists. Class will be on January 13, 2024 at
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What do Marxist-Leninist’s think about the current housing struggle and what do we think housing will look like in the future? The Housing Commission of the PCUSA is presenting a class on the housing struggle, looking at books on the subject including Blueprint for Survival and Life without Landlords. We invite anyone interested in this
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This next week we will be learning about the 1950’s framing and execution of comrades Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, by the US government and the history of the campaign that is still continuing to reopen the case and bring justice for them. This comes at a time of heightened repression of communists and anti-imperialists as
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This week we will attempt to understand the history of American aggression toward the People’s Republic of China and how the current crises around Taiwan, Korea, the South China Sea and more are bringing us closer to a war with China. This is important as events rapidly develop in the area and we should understand
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Join us as we start a series on the History of U.S. Imperialism. This is crucial history for American communists to thoroughly understand in order to be equipped to fight American imperialism today. We’re starting with the origins of U.S. Imperialism focusing on the period of the late 19th and early 20th century before the
May 16th & 18th: History of u.s. Imperialism – origins Read More »
We at the PSMLS and in the PCUSA stand with those fighting the war against Ukrainian fascism, and with this class, we seek to explain the history of Ukrainian fascism. There is a history that goes back nearly a century of Ukrainian nationalism and collaboration with Nazis, the worst of American imperialists and more that
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