The White House got a colorful rainbow makeover after the Supreme Court’s historic ruling to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
On Friday evening, red, yellow, violet, blue and green lights covered the White House entryway.
“Tonight, the White House was lit to demonstrate our unwavering commitment to progress and equality, here in America and around the world,” a White House official said. “The pride colors reflect the diversity of the LGBT community, and tonight, these colors celebrate a new chapter in the history of American civil rights.”
Here’s a look at other landmarks who are celebrating LGBT pride by lighting up their edifices with gay pride colors. Twitter’s jamming with the hashtag #rainbowrevolution.
Niagara Falls, a proud long-term Equally Wed sponsor and preferred equality-minded venue, lit up its rushing falls for all of Pride month and photographer Mykelle Nicole caught it on film
The Empire State Building, which has hosted gay and lesbian weddings in the past.
The CN Tower in Toronto, Canada
mt @OutServeSLDN #RainbowRevolution Seattle Ferris Wheel, SFO Control Tower, the Alamo, @playhousesquare, Little Rock pic.twitter.com/SJi2RsQkwT
— ቴኦቤስታ (@teobesta) June 27, 2015
#RainbowRevolution for SCOTUS hits Denver and goes international at the Brandenburg Gate. #LoveWins pic.twitter.com/AJhXghuu1P
— OutServe-SLDN (@OutServeSLDN) June 27, 2015
