Radical? Socialist? Green? Feminist? Red Pepper has been the voice of dissent spicing up politics for 20 years!

Defiant in its search for the truth, Red Pepper is a leading dissenting voice in British politics, independent of all political parties, debunking the myths that exist to protect powerful interests.

It seeks to be a space for debate, a resource for all movements for social justice, consistently internationalist and a home for anyone who wants a world based on equality, meaningful democracy and freedom.

Red Pepper is a non-profit magazine and exists because all those involved believe the left needs publications which are non-sectarian yet unafraid to take a stand, radical yet undogmatic, and thoughtful yet orientated on real-world activism.

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NO RETURN TO ‘NORMAL’ focuses on the extension of state power, policing, and the erosion of rights. Alongside this there′s a dive into government trust, science, and lack of transparency with regards to handling of the pandemic


NOW WE BUILD highlights grassroots resistance to the very same extension of state and corporate power, offering up a mixture of hope and determination.

An essay by Annie Olaloku-Teriba on the question of Palestine as black political litmus test.

Our CULTURE section looks at space, place and the impact of the pandemic on the cultural sector. We delve into the resistance, radicalism and politics encapsulated in these spaces.

FEATURING Sir David King, Narzanin Massoumi, John McDonnell, Notes From Below, Vanessa Kisuule, Dawn Foster, plus regular column contributions from Remi Joseph-Salisbury, Siobhán McGuirk and Simon Hedges