The life of Olive Morris (1952–1979), a Black housing organizer, offers significant lessons for the current era. As squatting is increasingly criminalized, Morris’s work provides a framework for understanding the historical intersections of residency and activism.
Jyotsni Bhattacharyya examines Morris's reputation for *Architectural Review*, highlighting how her legacy remains pertinent to modern discussions regarding urban space and housing rights.
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