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Women in Black: peace and justice across borders
Liz Khan reports on the global network of women organising against war and militarism since 1988, with feminist analyses at their core
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The red and the green
Robert Magowan asks what it would mean for the Green Party, its politics and its culture to be ecosocialist
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Radical Routes: Britain’s quiet co-operative revolution
Radical Routes members Wren Draper and Caz Montgomery chart 40 years of work building alternatives to neoliberal capitalism
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Local TV, local visions
Andy Brain highlights eight programmes that reveal the power and potential of local TV – despite the tremendous difficulties stations face
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SPECIAL EDITION
GREEN Pepper
RPM x Greens Organise present Building Popular Power – a one-off magazine exploring ecosocialism today
- Keir Milburn and Bertie Russell on routes to community ownership
- Gargi Bhattacharyya rethinks anti-racism
- Interviews with new Green mayors Liam Shrivastava and Zoë Garbett
- André Jahnoi on the political power of music
- Colombia’s left-right split; popular power in Uruguay and water apartheid in the West Bank
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#MeToo and accountability
As #MeToo reveals the scale of sexual violence against women, Rida Vaqas asks how perpetrators should be held to account for their actions
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Gilets Jaunes and the security state
Olly Haynes reports on the violent crackdown on protesters on the streets of France
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Key words: Zionism
Richard Kuper examines what zionism is (and isn’t) and how it works as an explicitly settler colonial project
