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Google Show Support for Gay Olympians

GoogleGoogle have shown their support for gay Olympians through today’s Google Doodle.

The Google logo has been modified to show six athletes depicted in the colours of the LGBT rainbow flag.

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The post also includes a quote for the Olympic charter that highlights that the Olympics does not allow for discrimination of any group of society.

When you click on the logo you are taken to the search engine’s listings for the Olympic Charter and the logo changes to a rainbow flag.

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