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Marjorie H. Morgan is an award-winning playwright, director, producer and journalist based in Liverpool. Her works explore the themes of 'Home' and 'Identity', in particular historic and contemporary migration stories, giving voice to those marginalised in pockets of British society.

Marjorie also writes articles and essays, and teaches creative writing.

Marjorie H. Morgan

Twitter: MarjorieMorgan
Website: MarjorieMorgan.com

The changing face of the people of the African diaspora in British art
Marjorie H. Morgan
Ronald Moody: a European identity with Caribbean roots
Marjorie H. Morgan
The visible invisibility of Black people in aristocratic portraiture
Marjorie H. Morgan
'Other' mothers: motherhood and the African diaspora
Marjorie H. Morgan
The boy with the pearl earring: the decorative art of slavery
Marjorie H. Morgan
Augustus Edwin John: the painter at home in society's margins
Marjorie H. Morgan
The Brangwyn Panels: painting the tangled abundance of the British Empire
Marjorie H. Morgan
The perfect storm: Basil Watson creates the National Windrush Monument
Marjorie H. Morgan
Women and the sea: the art of Lubaina Himid and Emma Stothard
Marjorie H. Morgan
Alberta Whittle's excavations into history: a call to change
Marjorie H. Morgan
Paul Robeson: political activist, Renaissance man
Marjorie H. Morgan
The colour of war
Marjorie H. Morgan

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