Red Pepper (UK)
Red Pepper is a UK-based independent magazine known for its "radical red and green" perspective. While it was originally published monthly for many years, it transitioned to a bi-monthly format in 2007.
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2 weeks ago |
redpepper.org.uk | Hilary Wainwright
The left in the UK has a fatal attraction to shortcuts. In 1906 the left-wing Independent Labour Party (ILP) joined the Labour Representation Committee, the trade union dominated committee that founded the Labour Party, because it believed that the Labour Party, with its trade union affiliations, provided socialists with the organised working class as captive audience – and thereby a shortcut to socialism.
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4 weeks ago |
redpepper.org.uk | Gerry Hart
Even for the most cynical among us, it is hard to deny that neurodiversity (i.e. the idea that there is no singular human neurology and conditions such as autism, ADHD or dyslexia are a part of the human condition as opposed to illnesses) has made remarkable progress over the past few decades in terms of public recognition.
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2 months ago |
redpepper.org.uk | Jeevan Sangha
Journalism has a diversity problem. That’s not a new revelation. According to a 2023 survey by the Canadian Association of Journalists, 76 per cent of the country’s newsrooms have no visible minority or Indigenous person in a senior leadership role. Men take up more than half of these roles, while racialised journalists are far more likely to hold part-time and intern positions than full-time and supervisory roles.
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Feb 28, 2025 |
redpepper.org.uk | Hilary Wainwright
In 1994, it was possible – though challenging – to launch a monthly print magazine. Market-led politics were already eroding the welfare state but it still offered sufficient security for people to have time to volunteer as editors and writers. We could keep printing costs low by using a supplier associated with a sympathetic foundation.
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Feb 28, 2025 |
redpepper.org.uk | Gerry Hart
One of the perceived benefits of online media production is democratisation, whereby previous mechanisms of gatekeeping and exclusion can be circumvented with an internet connection. While a vibrant ecosystem of left-wing bloggers, podcasters and video essayists exists across YouTube, Twitch and TikTok (see issue 246), the mooted rise of an online left able to challenge the alt right has not met expectations.
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+1 (555) 123-4567
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