• Hideakikarate@sh.itjust.works
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    According to CNBC, Google’s popular calendars no longer tell users the story of Black History Month (February) or Women’s History Month (March), among other historical dates. Other observances, such as Jewish American Heritage Month (May), Pride Month (June), and Indigenous Peoples Month (November), are no longer noted on Google Calendar, either. Neither is Holocaust Remembrance Day (Jan. 27).

    Saved you a click. Also, the Gulf was officially renamed in the apps, but that’s likely already well known.

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    Google isn’t bending the knee - they are free to do what they wanted to do in the first place. All corporate progressivism is performative.

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      They’re free to do what they want, any old time!

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    I assume they’ll be taking July 4th out too because of how Native Americans feel about it. … Probably not.

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      Oh just the opposite. A federal judge is currently the only obstacle preventing Trump from stripping Native Americans of their birthright citizenship.

      In a short 500 years we went from “You live here, we’ll stay there.” to “We live here, you live there.” to “We live here, you don’t belong here at all.”

      We’re fucking monsters.