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Canadian journalist and reporter for The Grayzone. He is a former Democracy Now! producer and contributor to The Nation and Real Clear Politics. He hosts the show Pushback with Aaron Mate on The Grayzone with regular videos on YouTube.

African American leader Bayard Rustin (1912-1987) was a major figure in social movements for civil rights, socialism, nonviolence, and gay rights. Bayard Rustin was a central influence in the March on Washington Movement, in 1941 to press for an end to racial discrimination in employment. He began as a genuine and effective activist but many say the last 10-15 years of his life was spent serving the plutocracy - as many famous dissenters before and after Rustin have been coopted to do. See: Adolph Reed Jr article From Black Power to Black Establishment (28-Apr-2020) | Antiracism: A Neoliberal Alternative To A Left (22-May-2018) | Louis Proyect: Thoughts on Bayard Rustin Nostalgia (17-Jul-2020) | Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin | Debate with Malcolm X (Nov-1960) | The Tragedy of Bayard Rustin (23-May-2018)

Professor at RMIT University (Australia) Binoy Kampmark contributor to Dissident Voice Org and other outlier fiat justitia outlets.

Evolutionary biologist, victim of "woke" cancellation and host of the sceptical anti-institution Dark Horse podcast with his wife and fellow biologist Heather Heying.

Former press coordinator for Bernie Sanders, practical results-oriented honest social activist and host of Bad Faith podcast on YouTube, Patreon and other podcast platforms.

American Paris-based bilingual French/English journalist (born 4-Oct-1990) writing about labour and politics. Former staff writer at International Business Times and In These Times, he has also published work in VICE, the Nation, and the Village Voice. Homepage is colestangler.com and @colestangler on Twitter. See also Jacobin Articles.

Cofounder of the Substack platform and writer from New Zealand who lives in San Francisco. Previously worked for Tesla and Kik (social media) in communications, with journalism, technology and social (civic rights) background.

Evolutionary biologist, victim of "woke" cancellation and host of the sceptical anti-institution Dark Horse podcast with her husband and fellow biologist Bret Weinstein.

Lifelong activist based in Washington, DC on community-level issues as well as regional and national that impact working-class, poor, and oppressed people in the US and abroad, Jacquelin Luqman is a member of the Black Alliance for Peace, Pan-African Community Action, is a supporter of several other grassroots radical Black-focused and led organisations. Contributor to The Real News Network and Black Power Media. Co-host of By Any Means Necessary on Radio Sputnik, a daily show that analyses current political and social events through an anti-imperialist, anti-capitalist, radical Black internationalist tradition and lens.

American stand-up comedian and political commentator. Jimmy Dore (born 26-Jul-1965) is a comedian and host of The Jimmy Dore Show, an uncompromising socialist-left anti-corruption political comedy talk show on YouTube where he interviews guests of a political, economic, or scientific nature.

PhD nurse-lecturer and YouTube content producer throughout pandemic, daily examination of latest data and studies. Popular YouTube channel Dr John Campbell with over 1.2 million subscribers.

American investigative journalist, John Taylor Gatto (1935-2018) exposed the underbelly of many nationally prominent myths. Examples: NATURALCHILD.ORG article | John Gatto Wikipedia article | Confederacy of Dunces article in The Sun magazine | John Taylor Gatto Blog | Smart Home Schooler Site entry on John Taylor Gatto

British journalist. He was based in Nazareth, Israel, for 20 years. He returned to the UK in 2021. Author of three books on the Israel-Palestine conflict: Blood and Religion: The Unmasking of the Jewish State (2006), Israel and the Clash of Civilisations: Iraq, Iran and the Plan to Remake the Middle East (2008), Disappearing Palestine: Israel’s Experiments in Human Despair (2008). Jonathan Cook Blog and 2009 report “Israel brings Gaza entry restrictions to West Bank“ voted one of the most important stories censored of the year. Contributed to many mainstream centre-left and liberal publications. Consultant to International Crisis Group, a leading think-tank based in Washington and Brussels dealing with conflict resolution. Twitter at @Jonathan_K_Cook. English journalist and writer with regular Substack Column and personal website covering various books and other content. Writes on Popular Resistance and Project Censored especially on civil liberties.

American journalist working in Washington DC at The Intercept. Ken Klippenstein (born 1-Feb-1988) was the DC Correspondent at The Nation prior to joining The Intercept and, before that, a senior investigative reporter for the online corporate-news program The Young Turks.

Rania Khalek (born 27-May-1986) is a leftist Lebanese American writer and political activist. She has written for politically progressive/left wing publications, including The Nation, The Intercept, Al Jazeera, Salon, Vice, AlterNet, Mondoweiss, and Truthout. Hosted podcasts Shadowproof and the pro-Palestine Electronic Intifada.

Kevin Gosztola (born 10-Mar-1988) is an American journalist known for work on whistleblowers cases, WikiLeaks, national security, and civil liberties. He is managing editor of Shadowproof, where he writes The Dissenter. Gosztola covered the court-martial of Chelsea Manning the case of John Kiriakou, and the extradition of Julian Assange. Since 2014, Gosztola has co-hosted, with Rania Khalek, the podcast Unauthorized Disclosure.

NOTE: Rania Khalek Wikipedia versus Kevin Gosztola Wikipedia re the difference between an establishment hit piece on the brown woman (Rania) versus the kind, respectful tone of the entry for the sweet white boy (Kevin). Motivation presumably the pro-Palestine, anti-Israel reportage.

Award-winning veteran reporter and Pulitzer Prize-nominated newspaper columnist — Marc Munroe Dion (born 1950s) is an old-school newsman who fell out of a Frank Capra movie, complete with pipe and fedora. Born in the struggling former cotton mill town of Fall River, Mass., Dion's sense of humour sounds more like a barroom than a newsroom, and his political observations are more concerned with issues than political parties. Dion’s column, "Living and Dion" appeared in The Herald News for 24 years. His long-running WSAR radio show was closed down in May 2021 and he was forced out of the Herald, moving to the Falls River Reporter in 2018. First column: "Maybe It's Us".

See also Marc Dion page on creators.com website. Dion is a litmus of bigger picture erosion of American society.

American journalist, author, blogger, and filmmaker. He is a regular contributor to Sputnik and RT. Editor in chief of The Grayzone anti-establishment abuse of power zine.

Russian academic and covert agent Nikolai Bezroukov is based in Germany and, through public facing content, prosecutes excellent anti-Neoliberal (less excellent) pro-Russian affairs. Host of the Soft Panorama website.

Black militant socialist and all around good fellow. Regular contributor to Black Agenda Report. See also "The Great Awokening" on YouTube.

British journalist and formerly editor of the Buenos Aires Herald, exposed the crimes of the neoliberal government of Argentina and its persecution of reporters. Forced out of Argentina after family death threats, settled in the United States. Suckered by Russiagate, sadly. See Wikipedia on Robert Cox and Article Index at the Buenos Aires Herald.