Tim Cook Quotes
I Remember What It Was Like To Grow Up In The South In The 1960s And 1970s. Discrimination Isn't Something That's Easy To Oppose. It Doesn't Always Stare You In The Face. It Moves In The Shadows. And Sometimes It Shrouds Itself Within The Very Laws Meant To Protect Us.
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