By MOOK Scenic Spots Zhang Yingying, compiled and reported
On June 26, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that same-sex marriage is legal nationwide, affirming the constitutional right of gay people to marry. Originally, two-thirds of U.S. states had already recognized same-sex marriage, and this announcement meant that same-sex couples across the entire country now have the right to marry. The White House was also lit up in rainbow colors at night, symbolizing another step forward for LGBTQ+ equality and human rights in the United States.
The White House illuminated in rainbow colors became a hot topic. (Image source / White House official YouTube channel)
The Facebook profile picture of the White House was also updated with a rainbow design. (Image source / White House Facebook fan page)
This announcement thrilled many, and the rainbow-lit White House quickly became a focal point, drawing crowds of people taking photos or posing for pictures to witness and document this historic moment.
Only five times in 250 years — four rainbows span the New York sky
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