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Richard Sudan

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Sep 11, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Richard Sudan

    Black Cambridge University students demand protection after Jason Arday’s death - Voice Online (opens the original)

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    BLACK STUDENTS and academics at Cambridge University’s Faculty of Education are calling for a Black Academic Protection and Support Taskforce to protect those facing racialised media scrutiny, harassment, financial disruption and psychological harm. The proposal comes as students, alumni and colleagues connected to the late Professor Jason Arday recently met with Dawn Butler MP. The proposed taskforce would lay out clear responsibilities, and also deadlines for crisis responses, financial supp

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Richard Sudan

    Our anger over Jason Arday’s death is not enough  - Voice Online (opens the original)

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    THERE ARE moments that demand we remain measured, thoughtful and nuanced. Our communities are seething in righteous indignation and anger at the lynching of Professor Jason Arday. We are raging – and we should be. And we must. But, what’s important, is that we channel this anger constructively, and honour the family of Jason Arday in the wake of his death, after failing to protect him in life. The media hounded Jason to his death. I say it again: a racist media intent on their pound of flesh

  3. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Richard Sudan

    “If you love our Carnival, you must love our community too” - Voice Online (opens the original)

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    IF YOU love Carnival, you’ll know that Notting Hill’s annual celebration is one of the things that makes London such a vibrant and culturally rich city. Rooted in the Caribbean community and its history of resistance, freedom and celebration, Carnival has grown into an event that welcomes people from every background. Anyone can rock up and join the fun. Although I used to love carnival, especially in my 20s, I haven’t been for a few years now. Here’s why.  I’m grateful to the late g

  4. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Richard Sudan

    “If you love our Carnival, you must love our community too” - Voice Online (opens the original)

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    IF YOU love Carnival, you’ll know that Notting Hill’s annual celebration is one of the things that makes London such a vibrant and culturally rich city. Rooted in the Caribbean community and its history of resistance, freedom and celebration, Carnival has grown into an event that welcomes people from every background. Anyone can rock up and join the fun. Although I used to love carnival, especially in my 20s, I haven’t been for a few years now. Here’s why.  I’m grateful to the late g

  5. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Richard Sudan

    They hounded Jason Arday. Now a family is grieving - Voice Online (opens the original)

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    MY HEART goes out to the family and friends of Jason Arday. I can’t imagine the pain they are going through, and furthermore how utterly broken he must have felt in his final moments. Let’s not beat around the bush here. This entire rancid saga only occurred because Jason was Black. This was never anything more than a right-wing pile on to attack Diversity Equity and Inclusion, and to suggest that anyone Black in any position of prominence is not there because of merit alone. And believe me, it

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