After two decades of thriving on the slogan “Taste the rainbow,” Skittles candies have ditched their signature rainbow look for a very special cause: Pride.

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As the back of the limited-edition white Skittles bag explains, “During Pride, only one rainbow matters. So we’ve given up ours to show support.” They’re also prominently on display in the U.K.’s Tesco stores with the same message, including a line about donations made from sales proceeds being sent to LGBTQ charities.

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This white-out only removes the color, not the flavor: These candies are still fruit-flavored.

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It’s not the first time Skittles has ditched the rainbow for Pride, having done a similar whiteout in 2016. While it has been mostly well received on social media, with purchasers delighted by the switch, others have taken issue with the brand’s decision, citing it as confusing and potentially racist.

>Skittles launches limited edition white skittles to celebrate LGBT pride (giving away the rainbow) >People are outraged they chose white 🙉 pic.twitter.com/k2snO2qhJE — The Safest Space (@TheSafestSpace) March 31, 2017

My dad says they are confusing and offensive to colour blind people, and that they look like ibuprofen — 𝖒𝖆𝖚𝖉 🐭 (@drratbag) June 12, 2017

I'm eating skittles in bed which should be fun but they're the black and white ones so I can't purposely avoid the rubbish flavours. 😔 pic.twitter.com/rwbpA3Clh4 — Abs (@akidinlondon) May 29, 2017

im soooo over people making EVERYTHING about race, they can't even make white skittles without y'all reaching — bernie 2020 (@salmagzmn) May 16, 2017

I don't like these white skittles because I can't pick out the yellows — joe (@JoeGreenslade13) May 15, 2017

To those concerned by those issues, rest easy: M&Ms are still available in their original colors, as are Skittles in most locations outside Tesco.

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