Tim Cook

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Political leaders recognized by Time included President Biden, Vice President Harris, former President Trump and Tucker Carlson.

The site outed Cook in 2008, six years before he came out officially.

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The man allegedly tried to access the gay Apple CEO several times and give him flowers. Then he told Apple employees that “I don’t use ammunition but I know people who do.”

The executive views his sexuality as a gift that allows him to empathize with, and fearlessly advocate for others.

He warned Stanford University students of surveillance and an unethical tech industry that claims “credit without accepting responsibility.”

How could he resist?

Trump wants to raise the cost of iPhones and Macs by 25% with more tariffs. But the out CEO of America’s richest company may have final say.

Apple CEO Tim Cook stopped by the LoveLoud Festival in Utah with an inspiring message.

A leaked email from campaign chair John Podesta shows they were also considering Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Bill and Melinda Gates.

Granted, #3 isn’t a lesbian, but she’ll have to do. We’re reaching already.

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“People need to hear that being gay is not a limitation. “

Apple CEO Tim Cook is calling on colleagues leading other major companies to take a stand against so-called “religious freedom” legislation similar to one enacted in Indiana.

The amount of Tim Cook’s personal contribution to the HRC wasn’t disclosed, but the advocacy organization called it “substantial.”

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama’s only openly gay lawmaker plans to name her bill to prohibit anti-LGBT workplace discrimination after Apple CEO Tim Cook. Rep. Patricia Todd (D-Birmingham) said she will introduce “The Tim Cook Economic Development Act” when the legislative session gets underway in March 2015, in the hope that Alabama …