Nadine White (born 22 October 1992) [1] is a multi-award-winning British journalist and filmmaker. In March 2021 she joined The Independent as the first dedicated race correspondent in UK journalism.

One of Britain’s leading Black journalists, Nadine’s exclusive stories have covered racism during the Ukraine war, use of slurs in official UK government documents and Jamaica’s plans to...

8,240 Followers, 4,444 Following, 364 Posts - Nadine White (@nadine_writes) on Instagram: "Award-winning journalist, filmmaker 🎥 Director, Barrel Children – UK box office hit ('23) 📣 200M+ readers reached via The Independent ('24)"

Nadine White is the first person to be appointed to The Independent newspaper to cover stories on race issues. In other words she is a Race Correspondent.

Britain first race correspondent, White recently joined The Independent where she reports on the lives of people of color. She's investigated mock "slave auctions" at British schools, and her...

Feb 5, 2021 · Still grieving the loss of her sister to Covid, journalist Nadine White was doing her job when she asked the equalities minister a question. She never expected to be publicly shamed by the MP.

Nadine White is a news reporter at HuffPost UK where she specialises in race and social affairs. Her work has had real impact and brought in stories that would otherwise not have been read by a mass audience.

Beyond her achievements in filmmaking, Nadine White is a distinguished journalist who has made significant contributions to British media. In 2021, she joined The Independent as Britain’s first dedicated Race Correspondent.

“Barrel Children,” a new documentary film from British Jamaican journalist Nadine White, depicts the experience of the children left behind in the Caribbean when their parents traveled to Britain for work after World War II in what has come to be known as the Windrush Migration.

Nadine White is an award-winning journalist and the UK's first race correspondent at The Independent. Formerly a news reporter at HuffPost UK, where she also specialised in race and social affairs, her work has had real impact and uncovered stories that would otherwise have not reached a mass audience, placing perspectives from BAME communities ...