Facebook rolled out a new rainbow emoji Wednesday to mark the historic Supreme Court decision to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act.
When users click on the smiley-face image below their status-update box, they now have the option to select a rainbow icon -- indicating "pride" -- under the "feeling" drop-down menu. A Facebook representative confirmed to Mashable that the new icon launched in light of the DOMA decision.
The rainbow and the words "feeling pride" appear next to a user's name, and in some cases, next to his or her status-update message.
However, it's unclear whether all Facebook users have the new DOMA-inspired icon. As Mashable's Canada-based reporter, I'm not presented with the option.
Facebook began testing emojis in status updates on user profiles in April.
Earlier on Wednesday, the Supreme Court overturned DOMA in a 5-4 vote. Writing for the majority, Justice Anthony Kennedy found the act violated the Fifth Amendment's due process clause.
Passed in 1996, DOMA defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman for the purposes of federal law.
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