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Revision as of 11:16, 16 May 2024
I am working on a way to categorize sources for ProleWiki to use. Western "fact checkers" are clearly biased in support of imperialism. Feel free to add sources or move them if they are in the wrong category. This page is for English-language sources only, but we can add other languages if we copy this page to other language instances of ProleWiki.
State media
AES
Media in AES countries run by the state or ruling party. These sources are generally reliable.
China
Cuba
Korea
Laos
Vietnam
Anti-imperialist
Media in capitalist countries that stand against Western imperialism. These sources are often useful but may be critical of socialism and/or have socially reactionary positions.
Iran
Lebanon
Russia
United States
- The Electronic Intifada (about) - covers palestine
Venezuela
Imperialist
Western media run by the capitalist state or intelligence agencies. These sources are usually unreliable, especially in relation to AES.
United Kingdom
United States
Corporate media
There is little distinction between this category and the pro-imperialist state media category as many nominally private media companies are controlled by the CIA.
Occupied Korea
United States
- CNBC (about)
- CNN (about)
- Fox News (about)
- NPR (about)
- The New York Times (about)
- The Washington Post (about)
Alternative media
Marxist-Leninist
Sources that are unaffiliated or run by non-ruling communist parties. Generally reliable. These sources don't have to be explicitly ML if they align with anti-imperialism and are pro-AES.
Australia
Canada
China
India
Thailand
- The New Atlas (about) -covers west asia
United Kingdom
United States
- Black Agenda Report (about)
- Blowback Podcast (about)
- Breakthrough News (about)
- Friends of Socialist China (about)
- Liberation News (about)
- Liberation School (about)
- Monthly Review (about)
- New Spark (about)
- Peace, Land, & Bread (about)
- Qiao Collective (about)
- The Burning Spear (about)
- The Red Clarion (about)
- The Red Nation (about)
- Workers' World (about)
Asia
- Asia Times Pepe Escobar's The Roving Eye (about)Inactive since Nov, 2021
- The Cradle
International
- Geopolitical Economy Report (about)
- Tricontinental (about)
- Pepe Escobar's column for Strategic Culture Foundation (about)- currently active
Other leftist
These sources may be useful for current events or anti-imperialism but are not recommended for analysis of AES. However, some groups, such as Hoxhaists, tend to support some former AES.
Anarchist
Hoxhaist
Maoist
Trotskyist
Anti-imperialist
Always read critically when using these sources.
Reactionary
Non-mainstream right-wing sources, including fascists and ancaps. These sources should never be used on ProleWiki.
Encyclopedia
Good for anything up to around 1979 except you need to be mindful about any topics the USSR had any revisionist spins on at this time like Stalin or Israel
- Great Soviet Encyclopedia (download)
- When you find an encyclopedia entry, the page will usually have multiple encyclopedias entries on the same page. Scroll down and if you see the warning for the soviet encyclopedia, you will have found the entry.
- Great Soviet Encyclopedia - There is a menu of pages you can go through but there isn't many pages imported.
Social media
Social media is not recommended to use as a source except in articles about online subjects such as people active on these platforms. You should generally use the sources that social media posts cite instead of the social media itself. Social media sources may sometimes be necessary to cover current events but should be replaced by better sources as soon as possible.