The nation’s largest digital voter engagement platform is on a mission to have 1,000 companies allow their employees to get paid time off to vote. Vote.org is recruiting companies to pledge that they will participate in ElectionDay.org, a campaign that is requesting companies change their PTO policies to include voting day. So far, the initiative has been joined by companies Thrillist, NowThis and Blue Apron.
Starbucks made a huge mistake after banning its employees from supporting the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement by wearing pins and attire. Now, the company is announcing that it will allow baristas to wear supportive […]
The hip hop community has been inundated with a colossal windfall of “messy news” that has distracted from the power economics that could alleviate a host of issues in the communities that champion the genre. […]
Amazon is coming out with a news app that will compile news from multiple outlets all into one place on Fire TV. The service is set to roll out this week and will include options […]
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