Richard Sudan

Far-right violence is no longer hidden — it’s on Britain’s streets, and Black communities are on the frontline

See justice through the eyes of disabled cancer patient Joe Mezgebe left waiting years for his day in court

Axed course at the University of Chichester led to legal action by postgraduate students after recruitment was suspended and its course leader made redundant

Green party racism row erupts as senior insider alleges “structural” bias and cover-up

The Black vote is no longer guaranteed — and Labour is learning that the hard way

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

Prof Kehinde Andrews tells The Voice decision to axe its Black Studies degree shows “they just don’t care about Black stuff”

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has called for more stop and search

Windrush celebrations are questioned by Richard Sudan, who argues that honouring the Windrush generation means little while their descendants continue to face inequality, injustice and unfulfilled promises.

South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema faces punishment for challenging entrenched power