Rainbow Eiffel Tower: Did French Monument Go Multi-Colored On Bastille Day For Gay Marriage?

To the chagrin of “Manif Pour Tous” protesters, even the Eiffel Tower has appeared to show its support for gay marriage in France.

At about 11:30 p.m. Sunday, during the Bastille Day fireworks, the iconic monument radiated the colors of the rainbow in a dazzling light show that was staged to illustrate France’s national motto, “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity,” Le Huffington Post reports. But was this rainbow Eiffel Tower a subtle nod to gay pride or to something else entirely?

In a video of the July 14 light show, the Eiffel Tower flashes a rainbow of colors as fireworks in the background light up the night sky. The colors appear to be arranged in the pattern of a rainbow with pink, blue, green, yellow, orange and red lights adorning the stem of the tower.

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