In Support of Pride Month, “Save the Rainbow Flag” Campaign Uses Augmented Reality to Fly the Rainbow Flag in the Cities that Have Banned Them
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., June 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On this “Flag Day,” the Gilbert Baker Foundation - which honors the legacy of the creator of the original Rainbow Pride Flag - announces the launch of a new phase of the #SavetheRainbowFlag campaign, a virtual Augmented Reality (AR) filter that allows anyone to raise virtual Pride Flags, particularly anywhere they’ve been banned.
- There are currently upward of 40 cities who have passed laws to ban the Pride Flag at government buildings (City Halls, Police Stations, Public Schools, etc.
- To combat these bans, a #SavetheRainbowFlag virtual Augmented Reality (AR) filter is now available on Instagram, allowing anyone to raise virtual Pride Flags at government buildings, especially where the Pride Flag has been banned.
- When the employees heard about the Pride Flag ban in the very city where they are based.
- The Gilbert Baker Foundation tracks cities, counties and states who have banned the pride flag HERE .