** WINNER: Audience Award: 2023 SXSW XR Experience Spotlight ** WINNER: AIXR: 2023 Social Impact Award ** WINNER: Webby: 2024 AI, Metaverse & Virtual: Public Service & Activism ** WINNER: Webby People's Voice: 2024 AI, Metaverse & Virtual: Public Service & Activism ** WINNER: Games For Change: Best in XR ** NOMINEE: Emmy: 2023 Outstanding Emerging Media Program ** NOMINEE: 2024 Producers Guild Awards: Innovation Award
It’s been sixty years since Dr. Martin Luther King delivered his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech, but the messages from that speech resonate today.
“MLK: Now is the Time” is an immersive journey that explores key themes of Dr. King's speech and highlights systemic inequities that persist in our society. Through first-person stories and interactions, “MLK: Now is the Time” drops you into a thoroughly modern interpretation of a contemporary March on Washington that will inform and inspire a new generation of activists.
January 13, 2023
This was very well done. Great experience. I grabbed my tea and snacks cause I thought I was gonna watch a great documentary, but this was a whole experience and I needed my hands free. No pun intended. 😀 I enjoyed this so much. Everyone needs to experience this. Thank you so much. 💯❤️❤️🔥🔥👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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January 13, 2023
Disappointing to see MLK used to push a partisan viewpoint that does not address any progress... give anyone hope... and even forces you to fail.
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January 17, 2024
Unexplainable fluids are leaking from my device while viewing this. The fluid is running down my eyes, down my cheek. I can't figure out what the fluid is or where it comes out from. The bug is in this app because other apps do not cause this mysterious fluid leak.
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January 17, 2023
How to diminish what Dr Martian Luther King stood for. The Black Fist/ Soviet Red salute, really??? I feel like I'm watching a poorly written episode from MSNBC. You can tell the whole thing was written by white guilt laden Karen's and soy's. Lol. You want every stereotype , it's got you covered. I went into it feeling all festive because of MLK day, and I had to turn it off about half way through, again because of stereotypical situations. You can tell the writers want everyone to feel bad, but it started to come off as a comedy sketch. It actually wants you to believe the black people are schizophrenic and psychotic believing in things that just aren't true. There are gullible people out there, so hearts and minds may be won on them, but I think the majority will see right through this wholesomeness wrapped propaganda. Watch it for the lolz.
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April 1, 2023
Iam a black man,, a poet and a ordained minister and this was so real to me, especially when the police man pulled me over and flashed his flash light in my face, and told me to keep my hands on the steering wheel. It made me feel some kind of way! That i wrote a poem about it! This really reopens my eyes about issues back then, and the same worse conditions that we face today as black people.
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