They weren't allowed to fly their pride flag, so this couple lit up their home with a rainbow light display

A couple in Racine, Washington, had to take down a pride flag from the front of their house because of new rules from their homeowner's association. But that didn't stop them from showcasing their love and excitement for Pride Month. The married couple instead set up floodlights to illuminate their house in the colors of the rainbow. 

Memo Fachino, a homeowner in Racine, Wisconsin, wrote about the experience with his husband Lance Mier on Reddit, and the post quickly went viral. Fachino, who is a representative of the homeowner's association, wrote that the flag rule went into effect in May after there was "friction" developing between neighbors who were flying opposing "opinion flags," such as Black Lives Matter and Thin Blue Line flags, and the association decided to only allow homeowners to display American flags.