Love won. How the Americans reacted to the legalization of gay brothers in the United States

The US Supreme Court recognized constitutional the right to join a single-sex marriage-which means that he legalized gay brothers throughout the country. The court’s decision was happy to meet both US President Barack Obama and many American media and companies.

The White House changed the avatar on Twitter to the rainbow and published a gif about how America accepted the same -sex marriages: first one staff, then a few more ...

Now the map about where gay marks are allowed is quite simple to draw.

Some media also put rainbow avatars in social networks.

Mashable, in addition, printed several important quotes on a rainbow background.

The largest modern media - Buzzfeed rejoiced from the court’s decision.

One of the main candidates for the following US presidents Hillary Clinton wrote on the Instagram “Love Won”.

In the issuance of Google, on the request of “ Mariage Equaly ”, rainbow men are displayed:

And on the building of the Google office in New York, a thematic logo was found:

Twitter himself supported the hashtag #lovewins - “love wins”, which became a symbol of the decision of the Supreme Court. A rainbow icon appears in the tweet next to the twy.

Facebook, in turn, offers to make your rainbow avatar in order to celebrate such an event.

Uber taxi order service added rainbow tracks to the card to its cars.

The creators of the Game of Thrones recalled that there is a homosexual hero in the series - Renly Baratheon (however, in a fictional world he has to hide his relationship).

The legalization of same -sex marriages was supported by American airlines.

(You can see similar tweets from other companies and brands in this collection ).

Time took advantage of the court decision to recall his material from the cover of 2013: even then the magazine claimed that same -sex marriages won. Let not in the Supreme Court, but in the hearts of the Americans.

The educational project TED, which published a selection of thematic performances, also acted.

In general, everyone who is signed on Twitter for a large number of American accounts observed a similar picture today: