Google Celebrates 2013 Gay Pride Month With Rainbow Search Box For LGBT Searches
For a number of years, Google has recognized Gay Pride Month by adding gay pride-inspired art to the Google search box on the results page of LGBT searches. This year, Google is marking Gay Pride Month 2013 with a 3D-styled rainbow encasing the search box: Google’s past support for Gay Pride month include rainbow-themed search […]
Amy Gesenhues on June 24, 2013 at 10:56 am | Reading time: 1 minute
For a number of years, Google has recognized Gay Pride Month by adding gay pride-inspired art to the Google search box on the results page of LGBT searches. This year, Google is marking Gay Pride Month 2013 with a 3D-styled rainbow encasing the search box:
Google’s past support for Gay Pride month include rainbow-themed search boxes for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012.
Along with the rainbow search bar, Google has created a Google Pride logo and will host the Google 8th Annual Pride Parade on June 30 in San Francisco, Chicago, New York City and Dublin.
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