Natalie Morris
Senior Editor at The Lead Magazine
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
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1 month ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris |Nova Reid
From London to Leeds to Jamaica, in her new podcast Hidden Histories, Nova Reid introduces listeners to the worlds of extraordinary Black women whose stories have been buried for too long. Delving into the lives of pioneers, journalists, and rule-breakers, Reid unearths some of the remarkable figures of Caribbean heritage from the 18th-20th centuries who made vital contributions to civil rights, yet too many of them have been mythologised, forgotten, or erased from history.
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1 month ago |
nmozz.substack.com | Natalie Morris
My father died on a beautiful day. The sky was a drinkable blue, the air warm in the back of your throat when you took a deep breath, summer sweet on your tongue. In the morning, as we drove up to the hospice to sit by his bed, it was already warm enough outside for bare arms. I made a silent plan to leave before the heat started to fade, to go and sit in a park in my bra. That's an acceptable thing to do, I thought. The world is collapsing, but I can still sunbathe.
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1 month ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris
There are few moments in a woman’s life more vulnerable than when she is pregnant. As she prepares for, and then experiences, childbirth, she will likely interact with NHS services more than at any other point. Too many women are being failed by a system they have no choice but to trust wholeheartedly. For Black women, these failures occur with horrifying frequency, and that trust has been obliterated.
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2 months ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris
Dear readers,Here at The Lead we would like to extend a huge thank you to every one of you. Thank you for reading, sharing and supporting our work. Since launching in 2022, we have been on a mission to create a platform that not only interrogates those with power, but also restores agency to those without it.
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2 months ago |
national.thelead.uk | Natalie Morris
Welcome to our Easter weekend edition of The Lead, and while we’re all busy eating roast dinners, searching for chocolate eggs, and spending time with family, we thought this was the perfect time to look back at our best bits of the year so far. From conspiracy theory deep dives, to neglected social housing stock, a shocking wrongful imprisonment, to the truth about who is paying the most council tax – these stories illustrate exactly who we are and what we care about at The Lead.
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