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Google "Gay" for Sign of Solidarity

Google's signal of its solidarity with gay people got a little more noticeable this Pride Month.

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Google's signal of its solidarity with gay people got a little more noticeable this Pride Month.

Run a search for "gay" and related terms and users see a swooping rainbow appear next to the search box at the top of results pages. During previous pride months, Google had included a thin rainbow bar above results.

The festive sign of support follows a nationwide ad campaign in which the It Gets Better brand of viral videos played a huge role in promoting Google's Web browser, Chrome. The company's employees taped their own contribution to the series in 2010.

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