Google Doodle Honors James Baldwin on First Day of Black History Month

The Doodle, marking the 26th anniversary of the posthumous publication of Baldwin's 'Collected Essays', pays tribute to his enduring influence on literature and civil rights.

Google Doodle honors American writer and civil rights activist James Baldwin on the first day of Black History Month.
Baldwin, known for his profound impact on literature, civil rights, and social justice, died of stomach cancer in 1987.
The Doodle, created by artist Jon Key, is a visual reminder of Baldwin's enduring influence on the fight against racism and discrimination.
Baldwin's works, including 'Go Tell It on the Mountain' and 'Giovanni's Room', brought in-depth characterizations of homosexuality to mainstream culture.
The Doodle also marks the 26th anniversary of the posthumous publication of Baldwin's book, 'James Baldwin: Collected Essays'.