NEW POST BY @RICHARDSUDAN
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Stephen Lawrence: Honor his name by continuing the fight for justice
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'The only way to lift up Stephen’s name, 31 years after his death, is for all of us to continue challenging this unjust state of affairs by any means and for as long as necessary.'

Today is the anniversary of the brutal racist murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence in London, on April 22nd, 1993.

Honouring Stephen means continuing the fight for justice.

@RichardSudan for @Incontextmedia

'The only way to lift up #StephenLawrence name, 31 years after his death, is for all of us to continue challenging this unjust state of affairs by any means and for as long as necessary' Richard Sudan for Make it Plain ✊🏾
make-it-plain.org/2024/04/21/ste…

Fight the Power ✊🏾

'The only way to lift up #StephenLawrence name, 31 years after his death, is for all of us to continue challenging this unjust state of affairs by any means and for as long as necessary' Richard Sudan for Make it Plain ✊🏾
make-it-plain.org/2024/04/21/ste…

My latest for ⁦The Voice Newspaper⁩, featuring ⁦Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP⁩ ⁦Dawn Butler MP✊🏾💙⁩ Kehinde Andrews⁩ ⁦Diane Abbott MP⁩ ⁦Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu⁩⁦Clive Lewis MP⁩ 👇🏾:

Stephen Lawrence’s legacy: driving forward the fight for racial justice voice-online.co.uk/news/uk-news/2…

Who needs to worry about white privileged when you have to worry about black foot soldiers pandering to those privileged whites who sacked the strength & resources of the black diaspora

Credit the Glorious revolution in 1688 for British wealth but ignore slavery: ended in 1838, Colonialism: mostly stopped in the 1960s and Neo-colonialism: continues today? The #PsychosisOfWhiteness is strong in Kemi Badenoch
theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

So excited to share that I've won the 2024 Olivette Otele Prize, for an essay titled 'Black Women Radicals and Networks of Transnational Resistance in the Twentieth-Century' ✊🏾🏆

I can't wait to talk more about my work! Please check out the thread below for more details 👇🏾

Richard Black was left stranded in Trinidad for 41 years after his UK citizenship was revoked - despite living in the UK since he was six.

We went with him as he visited his mother's grave in London for the first time. He was refused travel documents to attend her funeral.

The essential voice of Kehinde Andrews, profiled by Richard Sudan in The Voice Newspaper.

Lol! When Kant was advising enslavers on the best way to beat 'a Negro' we had been resisting racism for more than 200 years without his White supremacist so called theory #PsychosisOfWhiteness

Big thanks to Richard Sudan and The Voice Newspaper for the profile. Humbled be a 'champion of Black consciousness' and no truer words than I wouldn't be here without my late wife Nicole🙏🏾. Follow Harambee OBU and Make it Plain to build the revolution ✊🏾 voice-online.co.uk/news/features-…

Really enjoyed reading this. Thanks for sharing how your wife inspired you. I also didn't know that about Ethiopia re the IMF etc!

Big thanks to Richard Sudan and The Voice Newspaper for the profile. Humbled be a 'champion of Black consciousness' and no truer words than I wouldn't be here without my late wife Nicole🙏🏾. Follow Harambee OBU and Make it Plain to build the revolution ✊🏾 voice-online.co.uk/news/features-…

Unveiling Professor Kehinde Andrews: the UK’s champion of Black consciousness

He’s been hailed as a star at the frontline of anti-racism. But the celebrated academic and writer attributes his success to his late wife Nicole

Kehinde Andrews

voice-online.co.uk/news/features-…

For a full year, the bodies have piled up in Sudan – and still the world looks away | Nesrine Malik | The Guardian theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Join us on 5th April, 6pm at the Nicole Andrews Community Library in Brum to discuss Chester Himes' classic A Rage in Harlem. Free tickets at:
shoobs.com/events/94308/b…