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The technology company Apple paid a tribute this Monday January 19 to the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in the framework of the federal holiday that the United States dedicates to remembering the life and legacy of the leader of the civil rights movement.As it is already tradition for more than a decade, Apple updated its home page with a full page tribute, highlighting some of King's most emblematic phrases and inviting users to deepen t…
Apple Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Full-Page Website Tribute
Apple has updated its homepage to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today. The page highlights some of King's most impactful quotes, and invites people to explore his legacy further through the Apple Books and Apple Podcasts apps. Apple shows photos of Dr. King visiting a church in Miami, Florida, holding a news conference in Birmingham, Alabama, and speaking to a crowd in Jackson, Mississippi. Apple has ran a full-page Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.…
Apple Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Homepage Tribute
Apple updated its homepage today to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The tribute highlights several of Dr. King’s most powerful quotes and invites visitors to explore his life and work through Apple Books and Apple Podcasts. The message centers on reflection rather than promotion, keeping the focus on Dr. King’s legacy. The homepage also […] The post Apple Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Homepage Tribute appeared first on The Mac Observer.
Apple honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Apple honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Apple is honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the company website’s homepage with a collection of his quotes: Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’ — Sermon delivered at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, 1957 I am convinced that love is the most durable power in the world. — “Advice for Living,” Ebony magazine, 1957 Be a bush if you can’t be a …
Martin Luther King: Apple Honors a Legacy That Still Shapes the Digital Age
Apple’s decision to place Martin Luther King Jr. on its front page is not symbolic filler. It reflects a long-standing pattern in how the company connects technology with human values, reminding a global audience that progress is not only measured in innovation, but in dignity, equality, and voice. By foregrounding King’s image and words, Apple pauses the fast-moving news cycle and invites reflection on ideas that remain unresolved, even in a di…
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