Google Celebrates Pride Month

Google is super supportive and continues to show it's support during pride month.

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Awesome Google Ad Showing Gender Transition

This ad from Google is promoting City Gym in Kansas city through Jake's story about transitioning.  It is truly beautiful and inspiring.  I know it's just an ad but I wish there were more places that were unconditionally accepting and supportive.

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Google Apologizes For Gay Translation

Google apologized for having offensive terms when using Google Translate when searching the translation of gay.  Homophobic slurs were under the terms listed, such as poofs and pansies.  That's a big oops.

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I love Google

I love what google posted for the Olympics.  They put up the gay pride colours with the caption:

"The practice of sport is a human right. Every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport, without discrimination of any kind and in the Olympic spirit, which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play." –Olympic Charter

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I love the FCKH8 Ads

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Google Stops Bi-sexual Ban

In 2009, Google added bi-sexual to its list of banned words for searching. Very crappy for anyone trying to find support groups or organizations. They have just lifted the ban and it's about time.

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Most Googled Gays of 2011

Google released the list of the most googled gays on the internet in 2011. Here are the top 20:

20. Zachary Quinto

19. Suze Orman

18. RuPaul

17. Portia De Rossi

16. Jane Lynch

15. Nate Berkus

14. Chris Colfer

13. Jillian Michaels

12. Tom Ford

11. Rachel Maddow

10. Dan Choi

9. Alexander McQueen

8. Neil Patrick Harris

7. George Michael

6. Ellen DeGeneres

5. Adam Lambert

4. Marc Jacobs

3. Perez Hilton

2. Elton John

1. Ricky Martin

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