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summary of the course as a whole and then we will focus on the lessons learned with the topic of today. vietnam was part of a decision-making process of six presidents. from a franklin roosevelt in 1945 to gerald ford in 1975. in the early sessions, we reviewed the historic dislike of the vietnamese people for the chinese. theas it turned out, vietnamese disliked any foreign power. whether it was the mongolians, french, or japanese. we learned that franklin d roosevelt was convinced that vietnam, or indochina, as it was called at the time should be a trusteeship until governments could be formed. from truman was pressured conditions in europe. recall andt france eyes indochina. france would not last and pulled out of indochina after the defeat. the overall context of our involvement in vietnam was the cold war. back.s. needed to fight any soviet incursion throughout the world. anyan was funding anti-communist government. we also need to recall that in the 50 s, it was a ....
normally i begin with a brief review of the previous class. today, let s take a quick summary of the course as a whole and then we will focus on the lessons learned with the topic of today. vietnam was part of a decision-making process of six presidents. from franklin roosevelt in 1945 to gerald ford in 1975. in the early sessions, we reviewed the historic dislike of the vietnamese people for the chinese. and as it turned out, the vietnamese disliked any foreign power. whether it was the mongolians, french, or japanese. we learned that franklin d. roosevelt was convinced that vietnam, or indochina, as it was called at the time should be a trusteeship until governments could be formed. harry truman was pressured from conditions in europe. so as to let france re-colonize indochina. france would not last and pulled out of indochina after the defeat. the overall context of our involvement in vietnam was the cold war. the u.s. needed to fight back any soviet incursion throug ....
called vietnam war, history, movies, and music. normally i begin with a brief review of the previous class. today, let s take a quick summary of the course as a whole and then we will focus on the lessons learned with the topic of today. vietnam was part of a decision-making process of six presidents. from a franklin roosevelt in 1945 to gerald ford in 1975. in the early sessions, we reviewed the historic dislike of the vietnamese people for the chinese. and as it turned out, the vietnamese disliked any foreign power. whether it was the mongolians, french, or japanese. we learned that franklin d roosevelt was convinced that vietnam, or indochina, as it was called at the time should be a trusteeship until governments could be formed. harry truman was pressured from conditions in europe. so as to let france recall and eyes indochina. france would not last and pulled out of indochina after the defeat. the overall context of our involvement in vietnam was the cold war. the ....
little capacity to mitigate risk. covid-19 in short is a men as in work settings. the proof is all around us. since the disease s on set most american americans have seen workplaces transformed. so the administrative agency charged with ensuring health and safety in work places did what congress commanded it to do. it took action to address covid s continuing threat in those spaces. observera, the occupational safety and health excuse me the occupational safety and health administration issued an emergency temporary standard requiring either vaccination or masking and testing to protect american workers. the standard falls within the core of the agency s mission, to protect employees from grave danger that comes from new hazards or exposure to harmful agents. osha estimates and there is no ground for disputing that the standard they proposed would save more than 6500 lives and prevent over a quarter million hospitalizations just in six months time. yet today the kwor ....
justices elena kagan, sonia sotomayor, and stephen breyer, which did block the osha safety rule for employers requiring workers to be vaccinated or get regularly tested. r now in a separate ruling today, the court did leave in place thp vaccine requirement for people working in a health care setting. but if you don t work in a diin health care setting, if you re stacking i shelves or on the factory floor working in a big open-plan cubicle and your workplace doesn t want to protect you from a covid-rich environment, well, the supreme court just blocked the biden administration from helping you. the supreme court just blocked n the biden administration from being allowed to require that your workplace be made more safe. it s not necessarily an unexpected ruling given how right wing the supreme court is right now and how weird and scientifically uninformed the conservative justices questions were during the oral arguments, but now it is done. we will have more on that ahea ....