Remove Marilyn Morgan, fix 1932 typo (#261)

src/components/AboutTheProject.jsx

@@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import Beth from '../images/Beth-Prindle.jpg';
 import Coleman from '../images/Coleman-Krawczyk.jpg';
 import Eben from '../images/Eben-English.jpg';
 import Katherine from '../images/Katherine-Griffin.jpg';
-import Marilyn from '../images/Marilyn-Morgan.jpg';
 import Sam from '../images/Sam-Blickhan.jpg';
 import Shaun from '../images/Shaun-Noordin.jpg';
 import Susan from '../images/Susan-Mizruchi.jpg';
@@ -19,7 +18,6 @@ const members = {
   Coleman,
   Eben,
   Katherine,
-  Marilyn,
   Sam,
   Shaun,
   Susan,
@@ -107,7 +105,7 @@ class AboutTheProject extends React.Component {
             others closely involved in the anti-slavery movement, presented
             Boston Public Library with a major gathering of correspondence,
             documents, and other original material relating to the abolitionist
-            cause from 1932 until after the American Civil War.
+            cause from 1832 until after the American Civil War.
           </span>
           <span>
             The Anti-Slavery Collection contains about 40,000 pieces of correspondence,

src/lib/project-members.js

@@ -87,19 +87,6 @@ const ProjectMembers = [
       featuring leading experts from across the globe.
     `,
   },
-  {
-    photo: 'Marilyn',
-    name: 'Marilyn Morgan',
-    description: `
-      Marilyn is the Director of the Archives Program and Lecturer in History at
-      UMass Boston. While earning a PhD in History, she became a passionate
-      educator in digital humanities, a seasoned archivist, and a champion of
-      open access and active outreach in archives and libraries. She's thrilled
-      to help expand access to BPL's archival collections on anti-slavery, and
-      believes that engaging the public will enrich digital history and contribute
-      to the transformation of education.
-    `,
-  },
   {
     photo: 'Shaun',
     name: 'Shaun A. Noordin',