Khalid Albaih

Ten years on, the winds of change that brought us the Arab Spring have kept blowing, but not always in our favour.

Ten years on, the status quo in post-revolution countries has only had a change of clothes.

More than a year after the Sudanese revolution toppled al-Bashir, racism is still rampant in the country.

Billions of Brown and Black people have known restrictions, repression and deprivation all their lives.

The counter-revolution has struck and temporarily cleared the streets, but it has not broken the revolutionary spirit.

Khalid Albaih is a Sudanese cartoonist living in Doha, Qatar.

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