Natalie Morris
Senior Editor at The Lead Magazine
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Author: MIXED/OTHER @TrapezeBooks BELIEVE @Headlinepg Journalist: Senior editor @theleaduk Rep: @UnitedAgents Commission me: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris
As Wes Streeting faces questions from MPs today as part of the Health and Social Care Committee, The Lead takes a look at the ongoing care crisis the Health Secretary is facing, and why Labour must prioritise this sector… In the UK, we have found ourselves in the uncomfortable and illogical position in which the roles of caring for our most vulnerable are some of the least valued, respected and profitable professions.
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4 weeks ago |
nmozz.substack.com | Natalie Morris
I want to show my mother what I made. Don't we always? It is the same urge I have had since primary school, pulling crumpled drawings from my bookbag, desperate for her praise, for a coveted spot on the fridge. Look what I did mum. Look what I made. Only this time I made a human baby. And I need her to see him. I need her to look at his ridiculous blonde curls, the almond eyes a miraculous shade of blue, the ski slope of a nose that is entirely hers, and mine, but hers first.
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1 month ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris
From the pressure to 'have it all', to the idea that there is a ‘right’ way to give birth, pervasive myths about how to be a good mother are setting women up to fail at every turn. In the context of increasingly unsafe maternity services, racial inequality in mat…Listen to this episode with a 7-day free trialSubscribe to The Lead to listen to this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.
The Windrush education scandal: the lesser-known legacy of systemic racism still hurting generations
1 month ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris
The scandal of Windrush children pushed out of mainstream schools by a racist education policy – the legacy of which still endures today – must be answered for. Maisie Barrett taught herself to read in her thirties after leaving school illiterate and innumerate.
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1 month ago |
open.substack.com | Natalie Morris
“He changed the whole idea of what Blackness was. Before Malcolm, we didn’t call ourselves Black.”These were the words from author and playwright Bonnie Greer, one of the speakers at an event to celebrate the centenary of Malcolm X’s birth at The British Library last week. The WritersMosaic talk, Malcolm X - by any means necessary, was an opportunity to explore the revolutionary’s global legacy as a resistance leader, and unpick the American’s enduring influence on this side of the pond.
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RT @Nmozz: Care workers have some of the most vital roles in a well functioning, empathetic and morally robust society, yet people in these…
So great @GranadaReports is creating space for more conversations about grief and loss - culturally we're so bad at this stuff Always a joy to be back in dad's old newsroom too 🩵
The daughter of our much-loved late presenter Tony Morris wants people to be more open about grief Just six months ago Natalie and her sister Becky also lost their mum Kim to cancer. She says more support is needed. Watch the full interview on ITVX https://t.co/BPrSmXpML0
RT @GranadaReports: The daughter of our much-loved late presenter Tony Morris wants people to be more open about grief Just six months ago…