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Facebook’s Celebrate Pride page adds a rainbow filter to your profile pic

Facebook has a launched a new tool within its social media site that lets you add a rainbow filter to your profile pic in celebration of the recent U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that same-sex marriage is now legal across the United States.

If you go to this link, www.facebook.com/celebratepride, the tool will show a preview of your profile pic with a rainbow filter. You then have the option set this as your of profile picture.

The rainbow flag is used worldwide as a symbol of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) pride and LGBT social movements.

Facebook is not the only tech company celebrating today, Google has also launched its Android Pride Parade and will display colorful artwork when you Google “gay marriage”.

23 Comments

wired_boy says:

9 years ago

yay for being gay!
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abuzalzal says:

9 years ago

It’s about time the human race has come to an extinction thanks to those gay couples who can’t reproduce.
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Genesis says:

9 years ago

theres goes xmen mutation? Whos real or whos fake? Lol!
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homosapiens says:

9 years ago

Homosexuality is nothing new, its been recognized since thousands of years ago even before Christ. Same sex marriage is new to some but its been legalized in many countries for more than 10 years already.
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Franz Abz says:

9 years ago

rainbow…wow! very gay facebook!
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sensibleperson says:

9 years ago

It’s cool, USA entered the 21st century civilized community. Tayo sa pilipinas, kailan? Ay oo nga pala marami pala ditong rapist na pari at pastor na hindi pabor sa same-sex marriage.

Btw, abusalsal those gay couples will adapt and give good life to children abandoned by their straight parents. Straight parents that cannot perform their civil responsibility and obligation for their child.
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Milhouse says:

9 years ago

Good job to Facebook and Google (also, Apple) for supporting equal rights.
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hunjee says:

9 years ago

Old apple logo
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chris says:

9 years ago

plugs are for sockets. sockets are plugs, and not plugs for plugs, socket for sockets. I respect gays but i don’t support gay marriage for the small percentage of minority.
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abduljakul says:

9 years ago

the end times are coming because the world is getting F#cked up each and every day
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gay says:

9 years ago

ang alaga knong aso, hindi ko kinukulong o tinatali kasi may mga paa din yan, may pakiramdam. ang akala ng ibang tao , lalo na ang mga hipokrito, hindi sa amin kailangan magpakasal kasi wala kaming pikiramdam sa ibang tao. TAO DIN KAMI!
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peachmango says:

9 years ago

We must respect each other opinion.
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vanilla_mallows says:

9 years ago

yea. good job facebook! :)
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Chupachups says:

9 years ago

Manahinik kau. Chupachups u want
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neon says:

9 years ago

Haters gonna hate. Edi pakasal din kayo. Dedma. Bakit galit? Bakit di si binay nalang awayin ng Pilipino?
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Teodoro Reyes Olaya says:

9 years ago

Im proud to be gay and out. How can you respect others’ opinions if their opinions are disrespectful to us? I wanna go and get married to my boyfriend,hihi.
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