Some conservatives outraged over Google's choice to feature a Cesar Chavez doodle instead of something Easter-related were especially angry because they mistook Cesar Chavez for the far more polarizing Hugo Chávez. March 31 is Cesar Chavez Day, not the late Hugo Chávez's 86th birthday, as some have claimed.
It didn't help that conservative Twitter watchdogs Twitchy, led by Michelle Malkin, misidentified the Google doodle in question as Hugo.
Here's Michelle Malkin tweeting a link to the post.
The headline was changed a few hours before Malkin tweeted the link.
But the hyperlink remains the same.
Several people apparently missed the correction.
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For people still confused about the difference between Hugo Chávez and Cesar Chavez, try Google. Or Bing!
Correction: Michelle Malkin's tweet came after "Hugo Chávez" had been changed to "Cesar Chavez." An earlier version of this post misstated the timing. (3/31)