Higher! Further! Faster! More!
Captain Marvel is Marvel's first blockbuster with a female lead. Miriam Kent asks what we should make of it all these female superheroes taking over the big screen.
The treatment of Shamima Begum should worry us all
The government played fast and lose with fundamental rights, endangering children's lives in the process, argues Anita Hassan.
Reporting conditions for migrants are excessive and punitive
They make the Hostile Environment even more hostile, writes Mishka
Feminist Futures
'We will win because we have to'. Amy Hall introduces the brand new Spring Issue of Red Pepper.
Our bodies, our choice
Joni Alizah Cohen explains what the battle for ‘bodily autonomy’ is about – and why it’s so important.
‘Balance for Better’ does little to address issues facing women
This International Women's Day, we need to prioritise defending the rights of working women, writes Rosie Urbanovich from War on Want
Diversifying the police won’t end institutional racism
Twenty years after the Macpherson report, Remi Joseph-Salisbury and Laura Connelly explain why more BAME representation won't solve the structural failures of the police.
On International Women’s Day, sex workers are going on strike
They're demanding decriminalisation and full workers' rights, reports Ava Caradonna
A hostile environment for EU citizens?
As Brexit rolls on, we are quickly losing hope for a decent, rights-based approaches towards our country’s world citizens, writes Emma Taylor
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We still have time to stop a Tory Brexit
A second referendum is on the cards, writes Ana Oppenheim. Let’s talk now about the benefits of staying in Europe, and not shy away from fighting a battle of values.
Their internationalism and ours
As Brexit looms, Paul O’Connell explores the vexed question of internationalism and the nation-state
“What’s a nice girl like you doing in a job like this?”
A new study compares working conditions in sex work with other jobs disproportionately done by women. By Niki Adams and Tamsin Wressel
Work less, play more
David Frayne writes that the shorter working week promises more freedom and
