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This update has resulted in the removal of events like Pride Month, Black History Month, and Holocaust Remembrance Day. Google defended its decision, calling the previous system "unsustainable ...

Google celebrates India's 76th Republic Day with a special doodle featuring animals in traditional attire, symbolizing the nation's diversity. The event includes a grand military parade ...

At the same time, some Google Calendar users noticed that cultural observances like Pride Month and Black History Month no longer appeared as defaults events on the app. This observation led to a ...

Google Calendar users noticed the removal of cultural observances like Pride Month, Black History Month, and Holocaust Remembrance Day from 2025's default holiday list. Google cited sustainability ...

Google's online calendar has removed default references for a handful of holidays and cultural events — with users noticing that mentions of Pride and Black History Month, as well as other ...

Google Calendar users have also noticed that Indigenous Peoples Month (November), LGBTQ+ Pride Month (June), Holocaust Remembrance Day, and Hispanic Heritage Month were removed, sparking criticism ...

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