Thursday, October 30, 2014

iGender: Apple needs to come clean about the sexuality of other board members

Apple CEO Tim Cook assuaged  public concerns about his sexuality by assuring Americans in a Business Week op-ed that he is gay and proud of it.

Okay. Now that those fears have been laid to rest, what about other members of Apple's board who have been quiet about their own sexual orientation?

There have been rumors that several of them are closet heterosexuals. Their silence on this not comforting. If there are heterosexuals on Apple's board, their shareholders and the larger public has a right to know about it.

Come clean, Apple!
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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous3:08 PM

    We've gone from the love that dare not speak its name to the love which won't shut up.

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  2. Anonymous4:31 PM

    There is no need for Ronald McDonald to bother with a press conference.

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