Women’s museums give voice to silenced histories
They can be a force for change, explains Rachel Thain-Gray
A state of terror
The Nicaraguan state has led a brutal crackdown on anti-government protests. Activist Sara Henríquez speaks to Red Pepper about how feminists have been at the forefront of the resistance.
Governments fixate on STEM education – so why won’t they listen to scientists on climate change?
Governments could do well to learn from school students, writes 17-year-old Climate Striker Cate Davies
Ultra-Low Emission Zone charges are a matter of social justice
Luke Murphy reports on the new initiative to tackle inner-city pollution
‘Facebook Coin’: The media giant is trying its hand at banking
Facebook’s cryptocurrency initiative furthers an agenda of neoliberal financialization, writes Josh Gabert-Doyon
The right to time
We need to think about freedom in terms of a right to the leisure time that right now only the rich enjoy. By Jorge Moruno
West Papua – the world’s forgotten injustice
Alex Sobel writes on the ongoing military occupation and its gross human rights abuses.
Mind the age gap
Since the financial crisis, a huge generational divide has opened up in politics, displacing class as predictor of voting behaviour. But Keir Milburn, author of Generation Left, argues that a left politics of the commons is well placed to bridge this divide.
Narendra Makanji: activist who forced open the door for BAME people in politics
Seema Chandwani pays tribute to Narendra Makanji
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No deportation is justified
We must fight to end to the inhumanity of detention, writes Remi Joseph-Salisbury
Anti-migrant politics weakens the workers’ movement
On both the left and the right, people pit migrants' rights against workers' rights. That attitude only serves the interests of the powerful, writes Amardeep Dhillon.
Women and the Modi raj
Gargi Bhattacharya examines the sexist reality behind the ‘pro-women’ rhetoric of India’s ruling party
Poor and marginalised people bear the brunt of climate change
Tackling environmental collapse is a matter of class, racial and gender justice, writes Jori Hamilton
