apple honors king with digital tribute today, apple has dedicated its homepage to honoring dr. martin luther king jr. , featuring his most impactful quotes and encouraging folks to explore his legacy through their books and podcasts apps. it's a nice gesture from the tech giant to highlight not just the historical significance of mlk day but also to make his teachings accessible in modern formats.

one fascinating fact i picked up is that dr. king visited baltimore in 1964, urging black voters to support president lyndon b. johnson. it's a lesser-known detail about his extensive work beyond the more familiar events like the march on washington.

knowing this makes me wonder what other cities and movements he was involved with that aren't as commonly highlighted. sacramento, meanwhile, is marking mlk day with its 44th annual march for the dream at sacramento city college. these yearly traditions keep dr.

king's message alive in a tangible way, connecting past struggles to current social issues. what strikes me about all this is how different mediums and methods are used today to remember and discuss dr. kings workdigital platforms like apples website, physical marches like the one in sacramento, and educational pieces highlighting lesser-known events such as his visit to baltimore. each approach serves a unique purpose in keeping mlk's legacy relevant.

how do you see these different methods of remembering mlk contributing to our understanding of his impact today?

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