Popular Music Industry and Political Science Commentator, Voice of the Proletariat
Toronto, ON, Canada
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Park Pang (彭栢骏, 박지훈) is an ethnic Korean adopted and raised by Hong Kong SAR Chinese parents in Canada. Pang is currently a Bachelor of Arts (BA) student at Western University (London, ON) double-majoring in Popular Music Studies and Political Science. Following the completion of this degree, Pang intends to pursue a Master’s degree in International Relations (IR) in China and work as a full-time journalist. Pang’s written works, primarily published through various magazines and online outlets, often focus on cultural and political topics. In the past, Pang has interviewed the office of a Member of Parliament (MP), experts in music cognition and in media and gender studies, as well as a mother living in Gaza, Palestine. Through the personal newsletter Voice of the Proletariat, Pang offers analysis and commentary on current events, international relations, geopolitics, industry studies, and more. On June 21, 2026, the publication was ranked #98 Rising in World Politics. Pang is fluent in English and Cantonese Chinese, intermediate in Mandarin Chinese and French, and is learning Russian and Korean.

Solidarity is more than a slogan; what does it truly mean to be "pro-Palestine"? A discussion with Aseel, a mother in Gaza, on the 78th anniversary of the Nakba.
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"Pro-Ukraine" voices often cite Zelensky's Jewishness as a defense against Russia's argument that Ukraine is Nazi-run, but this claim falls apart quickly under scrutiny.
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Westerners often ask, "If China supports Palestine, why not sanction 'Israel'?" For the most part, this is a fundamental misunderstanding of the PRC's foreign policy.
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Westerners must carefully investigate the facts and stop spouting nonsense about XAR, XUAR, HKSAR, and China's Taiwan.
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The provocative moves of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will only bring ruin to those living in China's Taiwan province, which has been part of China since ancient times.
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Bachelor of Arts (BA), Popular Music Studies, Political Science at Western UniversityExpected Graduation: 2028
Voice of the Proletariat was established in 2025 as an avenue to provide analysis and commentary on current events, international relations (IR), geopolitics, and industry studies through a perspective that prioritizes Eastern and Global South views over the dominant Western narratives.
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