On the centenary of the late Nelson Mandela’s birthday, the ever-patronizing and diversity-dedicated Google celebrates with a Doodle tribute to Maestro Kurt Masur, German conductor and humanitarian.
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1 comment:
I really wish Google would list artist credits on these doodles. I'd like to know when and if they use artists of color. Otherwise, it feels like all those "diversity" stamps from the US Postal Service that trumpet Black History Month but have been drawn by white artists for a decade.
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