Which famous playwright marched beside William Morris at the Bloody Sunday demonstration?

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The famous playwright who marched beside William Morris during the "Bloody Sunday" demonstration on November 13, 1887, was George Bernard Shaw.1

Shaw, an Irish dramatist and a prominent member of the Fabian Society, joined Morris in the protest at Trafalgar Square, where demonstrators were ultimately dispersed by police and troops.21