Apple this weekend participated in the annual San Francisco Pride Parade, as part of its longstanding support of the LGBTQ community.
Photo: Trey Forgety
Apple's CEO Tim Cook, environmental chief Lisa Jackson, and health and fitness director Jay Blahnik were among the many Apple employees who marched in the parade, wearing Pride-themed t-shirts with rainbow-colored Apple logos.
Happy Pride to the Apple employees marching today in San Francisco and to everyone celebrating #Pride2018 across the country! pic.twitter.com/UUoZDAWjnC — Tim Cook (@tim_cook) June 24, 2018
Apple also had a dedicated area at One Market Plaza where people could leave their signature or a message, take Animoji photos, and more.
#applepride pic.twitter.com/c4r8q2jrvw — Lisa P. Jackson (@lisapjackson) June 24, 2018
#applepride pic.twitter.com/rvq0oqpeP3 — Bill Zhao (@cybermaster) June 24, 2018
Apple has been celebrating Pride throughout the month of June, introducing a new Pride-themed Apple Watch band and watch face at WWDC. The company routinely supports laws that protect LGBTQ rights, and opposes laws that discriminate.
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Seems like a liberal’s dream. Little work, lots of pride, and a bunch of pissed off customers in its wake.
- Designing a family of mobile chips to complement the bet in mobile (Sx, Wx, etc).
- Designing biometric security rivaling Hollywood motion capture in a size of your pocket (FaceID)
- Designing AR ecosystem, complete with mobile APIs and software+hardware integration
Just to name a few.
Steve Jobs removed "computer" from the company's name long time ago. Apple is a technology company, not a PC company.
[doublepost=1529903584][/doublepost]Apple is a publicly traded company. If Tim Cook wasn't a good CEO, the board of directors would've voted him out. No secrets here, it's the same as any publicly traded companies.