Richard Sudan is a journalist at The New Arab. He focuses on law and legal affairs, with a keen interest in racial issues, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, politics, current affairs, and cultural movements. Richard's work has been featured in The New Arab, Raw Story, AlterNet, The Black Wall Street Times, and The Voice Media Group.
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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
THE spirit of Soca Warriors lives on nearly two decades later. There are moments in...
By: Richard Sudan
Captain Ibrahim Traoré has been hailed by many as a symbol of African resistance and a new era of self-determination
By: Richard Sudan
Diane Abbott faces reports that Labour has already lined up her successor, with critics condemning the move as ‘plantation politics’
By: Richard Sudan
Far-right violence is no longer hidden — it’s on Britain’s streets, and Black communities are on the frontline
By: Richard Sudan
See justice through the eyes of disabled cancer patient Joe Mezgebe left waiting years for his day in court
By: Richard Sudan
Axed course at the University of Chichester led to legal action by postgraduate students after recruitment was suspended and its course leader made redundant
By: Richard Sudan
Green party racism row erupts as senior insider alleges “structural” bias and cover-up
By: Richard Sudan
The Black vote is no longer guaranteed — and Labour is learning that the hard way
By: Richard Sudan
Zack Polanski has issued a direct appeal to Black voters, promising the Green Party “will have your back” in the run-up to local elections
By: Richard Sudan
Prof Kehinde Andrews tells The Voice decision to axe its Black Studies degree shows “they just don’t care about Black stuff”
