Today’s Google doodle honors MLK day with art by Roxbury, Mass. native Ekua Holmes. She’s an accomplished black female painter.
Roxbury artist's illustration will be Google's featured doodle for MLK Day http://t.co/lDDUszjmeR pic.twitter.com/mILGD43mwb
— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) January 19, 2015
The google doodle for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was created by Boston-based painter/collage artist Ekua Holmes. pic.twitter.com/ycUOE3RUBs
— OkayAfrica (@OkayAfrica) January 19, 2015
But that doesn’t satisfy the perpetual complainers.
Hey @google: instead of the exploiting MLK with your doodle, stand up for black lives and change this to #ReclaimMLK pic.twitter.com/tRYg8ieRYv
— We$t Florissant (@ThatsRacistAF2) January 19, 2015
Like that Google trying with their MLK Doodle. But you know what a real tribute to the man would be? Increasing their diversity. #ReclaimMLK
— Shree ✊?❤️?? (@shreec) January 19, 2015
https://twitter.com/helloiambob/status/557053154723110913
Sheesh.
I hope Google don't think they did something with this MLK Jr. doodle.
-_- killing folks and turning them into puppets. Not today, Satan— Obsidian Universe, Offcolor of Gemworld (@JizzyG1217) January 19, 2015