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Apple Shares Video of Participation in 2015 SF Pride Parade [WATCH]
Like last year, Apple has shared a video of the company’s participation in the San Francisco Pride Parade. This year’s parade took place on June 28, 2015, and CEO Tim Cook was in attendance as well.
On June 28, 2015, thousands of Apple employees along with their families and friends joined together to march in the San Francisco Pride Parade. They came from all over the world to help demonstrate and celebrate our deep commitment to equality and diversity. Because at Apple, we believe that inclusion inspires innovation.
Check out the video below:
Last year, 5000 Apple employees and families participated in the parade, while this year, over 8000 participated, as noted by Cook on Twitter.
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The CEO personal view is being enforced on employees. Bonus is now tied to employee sexual orientation. If I were a CEO of Apple and being a Hindu, I will force each of my employee to celebrate the festival of dewali.
Do you have proof? Clearly you don’t. You are just trying to spread hate for no reason.