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You know how Google comes up with a neat little graphic to integrate into its logo on holidays? I love that.
But they've really outdone themselves today. Behold:
I had to think for a couple of minutes to figure out what it was supposed to represent. Some sort of "children's health day"? The annual Jump Rope For Heart Jumpboree?
Nope. It's Martin Luther King Jr. Day for our American friends. Can I just say how much I love that Google chose not to post a cool drawing of, say, MLK delivering his "I Have A Dream" speech, and instead chose to draw the dream itself?
And what's more, I didn't even notice at first that the kids playing together in that drawing are of different races. It didn't register at all. I suspect that a lot of people had the same experience. Now that, folks, is MLK's dream made real. How brilliant is that?
But they've really outdone themselves today. Behold:
I had to think for a couple of minutes to figure out what it was supposed to represent. Some sort of "children's health day"? The annual Jump Rope For Heart Jumpboree?
Nope. It's Martin Luther King Jr. Day for our American friends. Can I just say how much I love that Google chose not to post a cool drawing of, say, MLK delivering his "I Have A Dream" speech, and instead chose to draw the dream itself?
And what's more, I didn't even notice at first that the kids playing together in that drawing are of different races. It didn't register at all. I suspect that a lot of people had the same experience. Now that, folks, is MLK's dream made real. How brilliant is that?