The Public School Los Angeles is a space for radical communal self-education. It is free and open to everyone to propose classes, teach, or participate. Yes! No.
How do I propose a class? Can anyone propose a class? Anyone can propose a class. Simply post a comment on the page describing the class you'd like to host, teach, or see started. If there is enough interest in it and a committee member can host it, we will begin the scheduling process. How do I make a class someone else posted happen? Be sure to like (or LOVE) the comment on this Faceboo
05/28/2026
Saturday, May 30
3 p.m.
at the Glassel Park Community Garden
We’ll be discussing the introduction, Ch. 1 & Ch. 6 of *Cartographies of the Absolute* by Alberto Toscano and Jeff Kinkle
All are welcome
05/22/2026
radically unhappy? so are we! unhappy hour continues monday may 25
05/18/2026
Our new fiction month continues with Ben Lerner’s latest novel Transcription. It’s short, coming in at 145 pages — we’ll see how far we get by Sunday May 24.
05/18/2026
unhappy hour continues tomorrow may 18!
05/14/2026
Saturday, May 16
3 pm
Glassell Park Community Garden
3304 Drew St.
We’ll discuss the article “The Warehouse, in Plain Sight” by Charmaine Chua
Everyone is welcome
DM us for more information or if you have questions
05/10/2026
TPS Un-happy Hour May 11 - Anti-capitalist meetup
05/03/2026
we’re back tomorrow! seems like every other work is a good pace. cya may 4th
04/24/2026
Our Sunday meeting group returns in 9 days! We’re reading “The Communism of Love.” Last week, we started the last few chapters — on May 3rd we’ll talk about the whole book!
04/19/2026
Tomorrow, we’re back at Verdugo Bar. Come complain about capitalism with friends!
04/02/2026
Madeline Lane-McKinley on “Solidarity with Children: An Essay Against Adult Supremacy” published by
Solidarity with Children is a revolutionary feminist case for child liberation, a utopian project that helps us imagine ways to build insurgent, collective forms of care.
Saturday April 11
7 p.m.
Ktown Local - LATU
3182 W 8th St.
L.A. 90005
Madeline Lane-McKinley is a feminist writer, parent, and teacher based in Portland, Oregon. She is the author of Comedy Against Work: Utopian Longing in Dystopian Times and Dear Z, the coauthor of Fag/Hag, and an editor for Blind Field: A Journal of Cultural Inquiry.
