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Apple Commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. With Full-Page Website Tribute

Today marks Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. day, a federal holiday in the United States that pays respect to and honors the civil rights movement leader. As it's done in the past, Apple is commemorating the day with a full-page tribute on its website.

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On its home page, Apple remembers the civil rights leader with a photo of King and one of his quotes: "I believe that we can transform dark yesterdays of injustice into bright tomorrows of justice and humanity." Apple adds, "Today and every day, we honor his life and legacy of service."

Apple CEO Tim Cook also commemorated King on Twitter, saying that he "could paint a powerful vision in dark times."

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