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I like how everybody unironically answers this and nobody gets mad at using a soulless corporate non-word like content creator in the context of political agitation and by like i mean death to AmeriKKKa
I came here to shame everyone and say the only "content" I want a leftist to create is

Or if I had to pick one 
Do you have a better word?
Yeah but this is intentionally a very general question post, inclusive to all sorts of media, so using a term for a wide category makes sense.
Calling an individual a content creator is usually weird of course.
Reply is to the text you removed, haven't consumed the linked content (just kidding) yet.
You are about to kick off an even more annoying debate about what is art and what isn't.
AI has solved "what is art" debates. Just point at the best image out of an image generator and the worst crafted anime picture by a 13 year old from deviantart. Art is the thing that's better about the latter.
Depends on who we're talki g about, but in a lot of cases things like artist, streamer, essayist, journalist or podcaster fit better.
I guess technically my favorite leftist content creator is me since everybody else is a liberal.
Rev Left probably
Stalin. He works in a more-dated way, but his content is very valuable and more easily consumed than many of his level of knowledge!
Non-Compete and Luna Oi! Are high on my list, as well as Second Thought. I have very little room in my life for three hour podcasts, but I do make time for Blowback.
i like when Dr. Ball goes on podcasts with other people named Jared. two nickels, etc.
Whose on first?
Tough call. I'd say Too Black.
They just released part two of their essay, "Nonviolence is Violence Too". It's very good in case anyone hadn't checked it out.
Also, Too Black's "The Black Myths podcast goes so hard. Especially their run of episodes on the klan.
It is a really good essay, and I think it's a substantial contribution to political education in its particular context. The Black Myths Podcast also interviewed Gabriel Rockhill a couple of weeks ago on the subject of how he sees Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism applying to the question of organizing in the US, and it's the only discussion of its kind that I've heard with a focus on the present-day US. It dovetails seamlessly with the practical applications of Nonviolence is Violence Too's focus on situating non/sacrificially-violent struggle dialectically in its materially violent context.
Everyone involved in that interview struck me as uncommonly focused on the question of "What is to be done," and imo that's been characteristic of their work.
Here's a group of twitch streamers who call themselves "tankies". The group is called "tanktube". I think they wanted to use the name tankietube but that was already taken by Hexbear.
The group leader is Leaping_Larry. He lives in Canada and he reads writings from DPRK on stream, such as Kim Il Sung. I like that he reads from KCNA and Rodong Sinmun on livestream. He's an indigenous person. He talks about the Mi'kmaq people a lot.
Madeline Pendleton from TikTok and Yugopnik from The Deprogram have also joined the group.
leftist content creator
contradiction in terms. anything that could reasonably be described as "content" is just spectacle. it's just the capitalists selling your own anti-capitalism back to you
Hard to pick any one specifically because I watch/listen to different ones for different reasons.
For podcasts and YouTube channels I enjoy:
• The Electronic Intifada
• The Red Nation Podcast
• The Black Myths Podcast
• Blowback
• Rev Left Radio
• Proles Pod
• The East Is A Podcast
• Revolutionaryth0t
• International Solidarity Podcast
• Adnan Husain
• Red Pen
• Hakim
• Luna Oi
• Non-Compete
• Second Thought
For the written word I enjoy articles from:
• Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research
• Monthly Review
• Tricontinental has an affiliated media page full of anti-imperialist news sources from across latam, Africa, and Asia that I like to dive into on occasion.
Does anyone have any English language sources that cover latam? Preferably Marxist-Leninist but if it's just genuinely anti-imperialist then that's fine too. I realized that I've heard nothing about what's going on in Bolivia right now and that's telling me I need to branch out more.
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
There's this trans girl, Leadhead, who's been making a dramatization of her leftist radicalization that's extremely beautiful and feels exceptionally genuine. Highly recommend https://youtube.com/@leadhead


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