We are updating this post as we receive tips on more logo rainbow makeovers.
We are updating this post as we receive tips on more logo rainbow makeovers.
Thirty-eight years and one day after the rainbow flag—now part of the MoMA collection—was first raised on June 25, 1978, rainbows took over the internet.
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Google $GOOGL linked to this YouTube video on its home page:
And then added a special little something to the the top of the search result for anything related to “gay marriage.”
Facebook $META published a tool to rainbow-up users’ images, while Twitter $TWTR gave its logo a rainbow refresh. Futher, all the tweets containing the hashtag #LoveWins will have a rainbow-colored heart emoji following them.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign, which has used a rainbow logo in the past, brought it back as a profile picture on Twitter and Facebook, and celebrated history this way:
The White House itself also got in on the act. Here’s its new Facebook profile photo:
Many companies joined the party:
Several news organizations also celebrated online, including:
