In June, two librarians put up two rainbow-colored displays near the entrance of the public library in Sterling, Kan. — their way of celebrating autism and neurodiversity, according to a ...

It represents the idea of infinite possibilities and acceptance. The rainbow is often associated with diversity and inclusion. Some individuals and organizations have used a rainbow-colored ribbon or ...

Infinity symbol Emerging in 1999, the infinity symbol reinforces the theme of inclusivity as it relates to autism awareness. Liaise explains it can either appear as a solid color or as a rainbow.

Now, neither of the rainbow images for the display case had anything to do with that. ... a rainbow-colored infinity symbol. In a June 22 board meeting that Lancaster recorded, ...

It owns federal trademarks for two infinity-symbol logos: one for a "rainbow" logo with several colors and another for a logo with its name underneath in no particular color.