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VIDEO Courses
The Politics of Sex Work
The history, politics, and cultural norms of sex work, with an argument for why it should be decriminalized.
An Introduction to Nietzsche
Examining Nietzsche’s policy and politics of joy, radical life affirmation, and what it means to live outside of morality – with relentless ethics.
Afghanistan: America’s Longest Foreign War
The folly of how America got into its longest foreign war and the case for immediate withdrawal.
What is Postmodernism?
Learn the major arguments of Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, and other postmodernist philosophers – and new ways of thinking about the questions they raise.
World War II: The Great Blowback
The emergent, revisionist history and whether America’s “good war” was actually America’s greatest blowback.
The War on Terror: A Global Catastrophe
An argument that U.S. military interventions created and sustained what appears to be a self-perpetuating war.
Dangerous Nation: The U.S. & The World, 1776-1898
An argument that globalist, imperialist ideas were embedded in America’s founding philosophy.
A Renegade History of the United States
It was not “good” citizens who established American liberty, but “immoral” and “degraded” people on the fringes of society.
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