Library removes 14-year-old logo because 3 people thought it looked too gay

Town Dumps Library Logo After Complaints It Resembles a Rainbow

A North Carolina town dropped its library's logo after residents complained its colors suggested LGBTQ support.

North Carolina Library Forced To Remove Longtime Logo After Complaints That It Resembles LGBTQ+ Rainbow

Farmville, North Carolina, is a town of about 4,500 people that's part of the greater Greenville metropolitan area.Known as the home of Pitt County's only full-time general history museum and for popular annual celebrations including the Farmville Dogwood Festival, Christmas Parade, and A Taste of Farmville, the town is now making the news because of their library.The Farmville Public Library recently decided to eliminate the logo it has used fo…

Library removes 14-year-old logo because 3 people thought it looked too gay

A North Carolina library dropped the logo it has used for 14 years after three residents told a town commissioner it looked too much like a rainbow. While it is multicolored, the logo representing the Farmville Public Library does not, in fact, look like a rainbow. It depicts an open book, each page a different color. The colors are in a random order and do not even include every color of the rainbow. Related “Enough is enough”: School slams R…

A library ditched its 14-year-old logo after 3 residents said it looked too gay

The Farmville Public Library in North Carolina dropped the logo it had used for 14 years after three residents told a town commissioner it looked too much like a rainbow, as Molly Sprayregen reported for LGBTQ Nation. The logo actually depicts an open book with each page a different color in random order—not even a complete rainbow spectrum. Farmville Mayor Alex Joyner expressed outrage at both the decision and the process. He pointed out that “…