Here's #ApplePride 2016 on parade!

Designers, engineers, administrators, executives, and employees of all kinds are once again joining together today to show off their Apple Pride in San Francisco's annual parade.

Happy Pride to everyone who turned out this weekend to celebrate! #applepride #pride2016 pic.twitter.com/3GZlc9s6blHappy Pride to everyone who turned out this weekend to celebrate! #applepride #pride2016 pic.twitter.com/3GZlc9s6bl— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) June 26, 2016 June 26, 2016

While Apple still had t-shirts — this time solid colors but in multiple shades — this year Apple has also provided special rainbow colored Watch bands for everyone who joined up for the parade. You can see them in the tweet above, and in photos shared on Twitter and Instagram under the hashtag #applepride.

Tim Cook's Apple has been supporting the Pride Parade for several years now, lending the company's visibility and voice to help raise awareness for civil rights and equal opportunity.

iTunes has also joined in on the festivities with an iTunes Pride collection and Apple Music Pride

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