Apple got this right. The only problem is that this is likely to be the last MLK Day because the racist fascists that are taking over the US government are likely to eliminate it as a national holiday.
We SHALL overcome some day, today is just not that day.
That's a complete, utter lie. Show me any evidence that shows the new administration's intention to eliminate the holiday. I'd love to see it. Otherwise, pipe down.
And Apple has not gotten this right. Apple and left wing companies like it are laying the groundwork for an incredibly ugly and depressing future where everyone's race is front and center, where you're an Asian American or an African American or a European American instead of just an American. Where your race factors heavily into what job you get, what school your kids get into, etc.
One example I noticed at Apple: a few years ago, almost overnight, I noticed that first tier Apple Support calls were being answered by black people, almost exclusively. Did Apple happen to suddenly hire a large number of black people just randomly? Of course not. Instead, Apple made a conscious decision to hire blacks to the exclusion of whites, and probably asians and every other group, largely because of their race, not their individuality. When the racial shakedown artist, Jesse Jackson, came to town and pointed out that there weren't many blacks and hispanics working in Silicon Valley, the liberal pushovers like Tim Cook fell all over themselves to apologize and pledge to "try harder", and never pushed back to point out how few blacks or hispanics graduated with technical degrees, or even bothered applying for non-technical jobs. But somehow, it became a failing of the Valley to not bend over backwards to recruit people based on their race.
For all of Tim Cook's love of MLK, I doubt he really understands the man. When King said "Free at last", he wasn't looking forward to a world that was hyper-aware of race, where everyone was evaluated by race first and individuality second. King was talking about a world where the individual was the only thing that mattered, REGARDLESS of race.
Tim Cook and Apple are moving in the opposite direction.
