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    By Ayara PommellsApril 10, 20242 Mins Read
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    Fortnite is facing scrutiny over its decision to include a virtual experience of Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech.

    The “March Through Time” launched on Thursday and is a collaboration between Fortnite and TIME Studios. Gamers are taken back in time to the Lincoln Memorial and National Mall, where King gave his historic speech in 1963.

    “The experience extends with museum-inspired points of interest, and collaborative mini-game quests you complete with others,” Epic Games said in a statement. “These activities progress players through the experience and bring to life important themes of Dr. King’s speech: we move forward when we work together.”

    But some gamers are baffled as to why anybody thought this would be a good idea. Social media’s reaction was a mixed bag.

    BRUHHHHH THIS IS WILD CUZ MERO JR WOKE ME UP LIKE “DAD THEY HAVE LTM ON FORTNITE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING” AND I WAS WILD GROGGY THINKING FORTNITE MADE A MLK SKIN AND I WAS LIKE ???????????????????? https://t.co/uDLbRFMhwZ

    — THE KID MERO ???????? (@THEKIDMERO) August 26, 2021
    https://twitter.com/abbas_skl567/status/1430893561067687950?s=20

    Me: “Do you know who Martin Luther King is?”

    Kid: “Yeah, from Fortnite!"

    Me: pic.twitter.com/TBGSyDKM3v

    — Exalted @ Road to Recovery (@ValiantExalt) August 26, 2021

    However, the new project has the full backing of King Jr.’s Estate.

    “We continuously strive to move Dr. King from the history books and place his legacy directly into the lives of younger generations,” Eric D. Tidwell, managing director and general counsel of the King Estate, said in a statement. “Presenting his most famous speech in such an interactive format helps us achieve that goal.”

    Some have dismissed the experience as a mere gimmick, but Playstation says it hopes to educate its community.

    “Civil Rights is a struggle we still fight for to this day, and it has benefited from the collective efforts of millions of people around the world. We hope the March Through Time experience inspires the community to promote mutual respect and empathy towards all people no matter their race, religion, or orientation.”

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