(Please rechost this! The more responses I get, especially internationally, the better!!)
- they/she
A coyote dragon who you might know
Nสmสnสส (Comanche)
trans enby girl
a weirdo
https://yotedragon.carrd.co/
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in reply to @kda's post:
Cody Johnston and TYT (yes im aware TYT kinda sucks on alot of issues but they are kinda the biggest game in town)
I'm in a similar boat with Cody Johnston (I don't like a fair bit of the jokes), and ever since 2022 I've been on-and-off trying to pay the most attention to my local news, more than national ones.
Oh, yeah, I need to pay especially more attention to local, but also more provincial/federal political stuff and just international generally.
uhh mostly from random people on social media, take that as you will
Social media, NPR, and Democracy Now. Mostly social media tbh.
I've very heavily noped out of basically all news sources for reasons of not wanting to be constantly stressed beyond my ability to cope.
https://www.thecanary.co/ pink news, and just folks I know have all been sources I've made use of in the past.
Honestly, I find direct news sources less stressful than social media, soโ
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Yeah, I can understand that. See the Canary above, very left, British news source. Strangely basically the only one not full of transphobic hate pieces.
On YouTube, First Thought and Positive Leftist News are two sources
Echoing NPR, specifically their daily email. It is by no means 'leftist', if that's what you're explicitly looking for, but it has the major bullet points for the day with summaries, and one or two more lighthearted, local, or small things. I consider it a nice medium between "plugged in (doomscrolling)" and "hidden under a rock".
FightBack! News (mobile site sucks ass unfortch) Block Club Chicago (local news)
i get some basic info from work, because i indirectly work for a large mainstream news source in my country [which i will not name]... BUT they have a very liberal/moderate bias; not necessarily lying about things all the time, if you can sift through to the facts, but they do some choice emphasis/deemphasis that can be very numbing/demoralizing/propagandistic. tbh. i should be better at following news more regularly outside of that but typically i'll try and fact-check/critically read stuff i see on social media, and also i've found democracy now to be pretty good. also sometimes podcasts. "live like the world is dying" has occasional news updates.
I am really curious about this too, since I am an American living overseas so it's really hard to get news from back home that hasn't been laundered through two layers of conservative MSM. Stuff that I rely on a lot:
News sites:
- Truthout and its podcast
- The Appeal
- The Marshall Project
- Prism
Podcasts: