Apple honors pride week with flag, t-shirts

Apple headquarter pride flag (Image credit: Apple)

It's pride week in San Francisco and Apple showed their continued support for nondiscrimination by raising the rainbow flag in front of the entrance to 1 Infinite Loop, the main building of its Cupertino, California headquarters, and giving out rainbow outlined Apple logo t-shirts.

#applepride #SFPride2014 #tshirt pic.twitter.com/6i0sBBofcJ #applepride #SFPride2014 #tshirt pic.twitter.com/6i0sBBofcJ— Jeffrey Siminoff (@jmsnewyork) June 28, 2014 June 28, 2014

Numerous Apple employees have shared images on Twitter, Instagram, and Flicker.

Symbols are symbols because they matter. It's great to see Apple continuing to put their name and their image where their core values are.

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