Olive Morris was a activist who campiagned for racial, sex and social fairness. Conceived in Jamaica on 26 June 1952, she moved to London with her family when she was nine. Olive passed on at only 27 of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma yet figured out how to accomplish such a great deal with the brief timeframe she was given. 

She helped found the Brixton Black Women's Group – one of the country's absolute first systems for Black ladies – and she to helped to establish the Organization of Women of Asian and African Descent. She was likewise an individual from the British Youth Black Panther Movement, and crusaded for vagrant's privileges. 

A Google delegate stated: 'There has never been an all the more ideal second to recognize the birthday of Olive Morris, whose battle for equity, left a remarkable inheritance of nearby activism in Brixton and past. 'We trust that by perceiving and observing Olive Morris with a Google Doodle, we can rouse others to continue pushing forward for change.'