Richard Sudan
Richard Sudan covers human rights and American foreign affairs for the Editorial Board. Based in London, his reporting has appeared in The Guardian, Independent and others. Find him @richardsudan.
An explosive new development unearthed by Declassified UK.
At their border, Ukraine and Poland look away from anti-Black racism.
Decent people must demand government action against it.
Sheriff’s deputies are alleged to have circulated among themselves and others images of the remains of Kobe Bryant and his daughter.
Did an FBI informant help stop a conspiracy to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer? Or did he help it along?
Increasing evidence of the apparatus of the state being levied against reporters should surely lead to outcry from sensible people.
But the responsibility doesn’t just rest on the shoulders of the government. Americans need to demand it.
The ongoing trial of Epstein’s partner Ghislaine Maxwell reminds us it’s impossible to remove the politics of race and class from the equation.
In the decades since the assassination of Malcolm X, it might be comfortable to imagine we have traveled some way down the road of racial justice. But it’s a long road and not an easy one.
Please don’t pity him.
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