Apple CEO Tim Cook out: 'I'm proud to be gay'

Contents:

• RENNTRE GRATUE GAY à PARIS, (75)
• TIM COOK SPEAKS OUT AGAST 'DON'T SAY GAY' LAWS
• APPLE CEO TIM COOK OUT: 'I'M PROUD TO BE GAY'

RENNTRE GRATUE GAY à PARIS, (75)

I was prent, and I said that I have noted many younger evangelils are takg an Anabaptist-like posn; that is, that while they still believe homosexualy to be a s, they don’t thk the ernment should put that belief to law for the natn.

TIM COOK SPEAKS OUT AGAST 'DON'T SAY GAY' LAWS

In explag the Anabaptist tradn, I was quoted sayg, “You n believe homosexualy is a s and still believe that same-sex marriage should be legal. “I have suggted to others that not only would I like to see Roe, Casey, and Griswold on ntraceptn dified but I’ve also ma clear my support for, for gay marriage years ago, ” she said.

APPLE CEO TIM COOK OUT: 'I'M PROUD TO BE GAY'

The pany, whose CEO, Tim Cook, is the natn’s most visible gay executive, has ployed s lobbyists to oppose legislatn that lims protectns for trans and gay people or their fai Iowa, Florida, Texas and at least six other stat. The pro-LGBTQ group Equaly Florida said an email that s staff hadn’t noticed any of Apple’s lobbyg agast the new state law that rtricts teachers om talkg about genr and sexualy the classroom, which crics have dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” law. Supporters of the new law say would ensure that the state’s youngt stunts learn about sexual orientatn and genr inty om their parents and not at school, but opponents say will create a hostile environment for gay and transgenr children or children om LGBTQ fai.

“The efficy of makg big public statements is lower than ed to be, ” said Jsi Shortall, managg director of the gay rights bs group Texas Compet.