90-year-old community activist "Sweet" Alice Harris has an intersection named "Sweet Alice Square" in Watts, Los Angeles.

90-year-old community activist "Sweet" Alice Harris has an intersection named after her in Watts, Los Angeles. The ceremony was led by Los Angeles City Councilmember Tim McOsker, who called Harris a "beacon of hope" for the community. The "Sweet Alice Square" intersection is located near Harris' social services organization, Parents of Watts Working with Youths and Adults, which she founded in 1967.