Google's Doodles on the Google.com search page don't frequently stir up too much controversy, but today many users are outraged by the search giant's choice in featuring Cesar Chavez, an American farm worker, labor leader and civil rights activist.
Google's Doodles on the Google.com search page don't frequently stir up too much controversy, but today many users are outraged by the search giant's choice in featuring Cesar Chavez, an American farm worker, labor leader and civil rights activist.
"Google is celebrating Easter with Cesar Chavez. I'm celebrating Easter with Bing," Rick Wilson, a Florida GOP strategist tweeted, referring to the competing search engine. Wilson later noted that he received numerous comments from Chavez supports
Those words were written not to describe Christ, but rather Cesar Chavez. They are from John Gregory Dunne's book about the labor leader (“Delano: The Story of the California Grape Strikeâ€), notes the Atlantic. And they get at the nub and the rub of
Google honored Cesar Chávez with a doodle Sunday on the 86th anniversary of his birthday, drawing nationwide attention to the Latino civil rights leader and sparking a backlash among those upset with the company for
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