Yep. While two billion Christians around the world celebrate Easter Sunday on this 31st day of March, Google is using its famous “Doodle” search logo art to mark the birth of left-wing labor leader Cesar Chavez. 
 
 For real: 
 
 Christians from all walks of life and political views expressed shock, dismay, and exasperation with Google’s diss: 
 
 Google is going with the Cesar Chavez doodle on Easter. Ok then. — Shaun McDonnell (@McShauno) March 31, 2013 
 
 Wondering why Cesar Chavez is on google instead of something easter related…. — Marquela (@HelloQuella) March 31, 2013 
 
 It's really great that Google is recognizing "Cesar Chavez's" birthday. Not like there's anything else going on today Google…. — Southern Bro (@Legal_Citizen) March 31, 2013 
 
 Why is Jesus not on google but Cesar Chavez and his 86th birthday is ??? — MichaelFratarcangeli (@MFrat1992) March 31, 2013 
 
 that awkward moment when its easter but the @google logo is Cesar Chavez…. — Fabio Vincent (@Fabio_vincent) March 31, 2013 
 
 Annoyance of the day: It's Easter and Google's new graphic is celebrating Cesar Chavez's 86th birthday. — Rosemary Wilkerson (@richfield65) March 31, 2013 
 
 If you go to google rite now you will not find an Easter egg or Jesus you will find Cesar Chavez #kingofkings? #ithinknot #nottalkingaboutJc — thebookof_morgan (@CantyMorgan) March 31, 2013 
 
 https://twitter.com/Zacsharpe/status/318212909568237568 
 
 Google thinks Cesar Chavez is more important than Easter. #whoareyou #happyeaster — Olive to be Happy (@LiviLids) March 31, 2013 
 
 wait what on earth google is prioritizing cesar chavez' birthday over easter interesting — frankie soucy (@FrankTheTruTank) March 31, 2013 
 
 I've got nothing against Cesar Chavez, but even Chavez was a Catholic. I doubt he'd want Google to recognize him on Resurrection Day. — KJ Kingsolver (@jksolver) March 31, 2013 
 
 Wow. Congrats Google, youve managed to alienate all Christians in America today: instead of celebrating Christ, they celebrate Cesar Chavez. — KJ Kingsolver (@jksolver) March 31, 2013 
 
 https://twitter.com/TrueGenuineLady/status/318216473740967936 
 
 Today's Google Doodle honors César Chávez, who is shown wearing white resplendent clothes as befits one risen from the dead. Er, wait. — στέφανος ὁ διάκονος (@voxstefani) March 31, 2013 
 
 He is risen.. Ceaser Chavez. according to @Google. — Sean Agnew (@seanagnew) March 31, 2013 
 
 Amen: 
 
 https://twitter.com/jcinverso/status/318216596667637760 
 
 Heh: 
 
 Mom said it best… "Go to hell, Google." @TwitchyTeam: Google celebrates Easter with…Cesar Chavez birthday tribute http://t.co/UY8eHuAd4T — Faith Goldy ن (@FaithGoldy) March 31, 2013 
 
 Bing, anyone? 
 
 https://twitter.com/LordyBiscuit/status/318220429162590208 
 
 Why I use Bing. Google goes left. “@TwitchyTeam: Google celebrates Easter with…Cesar Chavez birthday tribute http://t.co/jX3FZRGVuw” — Owen Terry (@owen_terry) March 31, 2013 
 
 Google FAIL … It's EASTER and Google celebrates Cesar Chavez??? #HeIsRisen #BING — Douglas Warren (@Predsboro71) March 31, 2013 
 
 Or maybe not: 
 
 Good question: 
 
 So the Google doodle for Easter is Cesar Chavez? Seriously? They just trying to annoy folks? — Sean Busick (@SeanBusick) March 31, 2013 
 
 Google’s Doodle logo overlords sure have a way of rubbing their politics in people’s noses: 
 
 Google doodle honors D-Day with tribute to drive-in movie theaters 
 
 Google blows off Memorial Day with miniature flag clip art 
 
 Related: 
 
 #GoogleMottos: Google’s Easter insult sparks Twitter backlash, mockery 
 
 While Google honors Cesar Chavez, Bing delivers Easter eggs 
 
 Google defenders: Google doesn’t post doodles for religious holidays 
 
 Where’s Al Gore’s Google doodle? 

 He continued: “So now all those conservatives are going to take their search and Web services to Bing, because that’ll show Google to be celebrating some brown guy that liberals love! And I’m sure they’ll turn in their Android phones as well, because those run on software created by Google.” 
 
 John Hawkins wrote on Right Wing News that Google “hit a new low.” 
 
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 “Google has long been known as a left-wing corporations that’s decidedly unfriendly to conservatives and Christians, but they hit they a new low yesterday by making a point of celebrating a point of celebrating the birthday of far left-wing union activist Cesar Chavez on Easter Sunday,” Hawkins wrote. 
 
 He continued: “Certainly Google is a private corporation and can celebrate anyone or anything they choose, but after they went out of their way to slap their Christian customers in the face on Easter Sunday, no one should be surprised that people are upset.” 
 
 Shawn Mitchell wrote on Town Hall that Google “scrambled some Easter eggs” with its Doodle. 
 
 “Google scrambled some Easter eggs yesterday. Or, more precisely, it didn’t. It would be silly and counterproductive to exaggerate Google’s eye-poke at Christians, but it would be a mistake not to consider its meanings, too,” Mitchell wrote. On Christianity’s holiest day, Easter Sunday, the Web’s hyper-dominant site’s commemorative screen was an earnestly winsome portrait of American labor organizer, Caesar Chavez.” 
 
 He continued: “Sure, no Christian was mocked, defamed, arrested, or persecuted. And heaven forbid any believer needs internet graphics to help bolster their faith. But hundreds of millions of Christians received the clearly intended message that Google doesn’t deign to wish them well on their sacred day. It would rather honor a liberal labor icon.” 
 
 Conservative commentators also tweeted their disdain: 
 
 Happy Easter, Google. Nice Doodle. So it’s Chavez today, for real? Ok then.Settings>Search>Default>Bing>Save Changes. — Michael Krempasky (@krempasky) March 31, 2013 
 
 Cool for Google to not celebrate Easter but really?!!? Go to google.com.HAPPY Caesar Chavez day everybody! #HELIVES! — Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) March 31, 2013 
 
 I thought the Chavez-google thing was a hoax or an early April Fool’s Day prank…are they just going to leave that up there all day? — Dana Perino (@DanaPerino) March 31, 2013 
 
 Looks like Google thinks 2.2 billion people are celebrating Caesar Chavez today. — Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) March 31, 2013
– Yesterday's Google Doodle completely ignored Easter in favor of Cesar Chavez's birthday, and conservatives are livid, Politico reports. "While two billion Christians around the world celebrate Easter Sunday on this 31st day of March, Google is using its famous ‘Doodle’ search logo art to mark the birth of left-wing labor leader Cesar Chavez," said Michelle Malkin's site, Twitchy. Meanwhile, commentator Michael Krempasky tweeted, "Settings>Search>Default>Bing." A Google rep says no harm was meant: "We enjoy celebrating holidays at Google, but, as you may imagine, it’s difficult for us to choose which events to highlight on our site ... Sometimes for a given date, we feature an historical event or influential figure that we haven’t in the past."