Richard Sudan is a freelance writer specializing in issues of social justice, race, and politics. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Voice Media Group, The Black Wall Street Times, The New Arab, Raw Story, and AlterNet. Richard's articles provide critical analysis and commentary on systemic racism, inequality, and the need for reparations.
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Richard Sudan’s reporting focuses on local UK issues in the realm of government, politics, and societal matters. His coverage leans heavily towards themes such as racism, slavery, reparations and discrimination within the UK context.
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By: Richard Sudan
BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH, the much loved poet and writer didn’t just talk about Black history; he...
The respected historian has won a reputation for his efforts to empower the community by teaching African history and promoting financial freedom through his initiative, The Black Secret
Black voices are under attack in the UK. This Black History Month, let's focus not only on celebration but also on protecting our story, says Richard Sudan.
RESPECTED Labour MP Diane Abbott has condemned her party for what she describes as an “astonishing” lack of support after facing racist remarks from Conservative party donor Frank Hester.
By: Richard Sudan
KEMI BADENOCH’s ascension to the Conservative Party leadership is indeed a historic moment. She is...
THE 2024 World Watch List for Christian persecution highlights a disturbing reality, part of the devastating ongoing security crisis impacting Nigeria at the time of writing.
By: Richard Sudan
BRITAIN’S FIRST Professor of African descent, Hakim Adi, has hit out at Birmingham City University’s...
FOLLOWING KAMALA Harris's loss in the 2024 presidential race, the reasons behind the Democratic Party's failure, particularly in crucial swing states
The party's abandonment of Black communities and racial justice demands means the community must unite and mobilise to counter the rising threat of the far-right argues Richard Sudan
IT'S BEEN a year since Professor Benjamin Zephaniah left us. It still feels difficult to write those words.
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