Pride Month is finally here, and you know what that means: all rainbow everything. This year, there are plenty of ways to make a rainbow Facebook profile picture, including through the site itself.

Friday’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage was a historic moment for civil rights in America, and for the first time ever, Facebook released a tool that encouraged people express ...

Millions of people, including Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, used the site’s rainbow filter on their profile pictures to show solidarity with the gay-marriage cause. Drago, Mike - Facebook.com ...

On Friday June 26, it was announced by the United States Supreme Court that same-sex marriage was legally recognised across all 50 states. Men and women across America and the world — gay, lesbian, ...

Facebook is celebrating with the LGBT community and people who support equality rights for all over the Supreme Court's landmark decision outlawing all state bans on gay and lesbian marriages. Many ...

The highest court in the land has spoken. Gay marriage is now legal and much of Facebook is celebrating Friday’s historic day with messages, memes and pictures. Facebook will help you celebrate pride ...

After Friday's landmark Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage across all 50 states, many people watched their Facebook feed turn into a rainbow. In a striking show of support and ...

It seemed like most of the U.S. lit up into one giant rainbow flag following last Friday's Supreme Court decision that made same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states. To show support for marriage ...

Your profile picture is the message you send most. There’s no easier, more ubiquitous way to raise awareness for a cause then splashing your pic rainbow for gay rights or green to promote the Arab ...

The Internet responds in a myriad of ways to current events, from reactions to England winning the world cup for the second, sorry, could not press enter without laughing, to topical memes which serve ...