Representative Patricia Todd representing the US state of Alabama today announced new details on its new anti-discrimination law. She announced that the law would be named after Tim Cookand this despite the fact that initially the company Apple she responded that the CEO would probably not want his name associated with a sensitive law. But later Apple he reacted differently and the politician got the answer she thought she was Cook honored team that Alabama's state representative wants to name an anti-discrimination law after him. Patricia Todd also hopes that the CEO Applu will support the law when it is voted on.
The law itself should primarily prevent the government and government agencies from discriminating against people based on various characteristics, including sexual orientation, when recruiting new members. The representative presented the law for the first time in March/March of this year. Tim Cook moreover, he hails from the state of Alabama, so it's no surprise that Todd chose to be inspired by him.
