Google Faces Backlash for Honoring LGBTQ+ Activist on D-Day Anniversary
Critics argue the tech giant overlooked the significance of the 80th anniversary of the Normandy invasion.
- Google's June 6 Doodle featured Chicana lesbian activist Jeanne Córdova.
- The choice sparked outrage for not commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
- Critics claim Google ignored the sacrifices of Allied soldiers during World War II.
- Google defended its decision, citing ongoing efforts to honor D-Day through other means.
- The controversy highlights the tension between celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride Month and historical events.