Red Pepper magazine is a quarterly publication and website of left politics and culture. We draw on socialist, feminist, green and anti-racist politics.

Sep 23, 2024 · Austerity and the erosion of state welfare systems have made sectors like health, housing and education increasingly precarious within our society.

Jul 1, 2024 · I came to know and admire Red Pepper through Hilary Wainwright, who was on the council of Charter 88 from the beginning and would go on to co-found Red Pepper.She brought with her a distinctly radical, participatory approach to democracy.

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Red Pepper #246 winter 2024 Online platforms are now central to political agitating, organising and (mis)educating across the political spectrum. We examine how movements are leveraging online resources – from Kenyans battling corruption via TikTok to Chinese netizens dodging censorship – and navigating threats from hacks, shutdowns, billionaire buyouts, hostile algorithms and ravenous AI ...

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Red Pepper #245 Autumn 2024 As elections dominate 2024, our latest issue digs deeper into movements agitating for change in India, France and El Salvador – for better and for worse. We hear from grassroots organisers inspiring alternative politics and economies in the USA, and the UK, while writers from Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza call for […]

Jun 27, 2024 · The electoral representation of the left, in all its diversity, is in a state of flux. Red Pepper is independent of any one political party – and remains rooted as it has always been in social movements that are firmly independent of electoral politics.. We provide a platform and an educational resource for debating, experimenting and …

30 Years of Red Pepper Red Pepper #244 Summer 2024. Celebrating 30 years of Red Pepper, we reflect on three decades in UK politics, feminism, media, technology, Islamophobia, and the anti-globalisation movement – with Lynne Segal, Lola Olufemi, Asim Qureshi, Gary Younge, Jeremy Gilbert, Helena Kennedy and James O’Nions.. Our essay addresses the present, ongoing plight of the Rohingya people.