Google is celebrating the world’s 30th Martin Luther King Jr. day with one very powerful image. The doodle features a group of great Civil Rights activists, all banding together as they are led by Dr. King while collectively protesting across Alabama’s Edmund Pettus bridge — the site of Dr. King’s iconic march for freedom from Selma to Montgomery, which is also a site seen in the recently released critically acclaimed film ‘Selma.’ 2015’s MLK Google doodle features the work of painter and collage artist Ekua Holmes — a first time Google guest artist. See more of Ekua Holmes’ work on her website.
Google is celebrating the world’s 30th Martin Luther King Jr. day with one very powerful image.
The doodle features a group of great Civil Rights activists, all banding together as they are led by Dr. King while collectively protesting across Alabama’s Edmund Pettus bridge — the site of Dr. King’s iconic march for freedom from Selma to Montgomery, which is also a site seen in the recently released critically acclaimed film ‘Selma.’
2015’s MLK Google doodle features the work of painter and collage artist Ekua Holmes — a first time Google guest artist.
See more of Ekua Holmes’ work on her website.
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