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.
It’s that time of year again to honor all of those that have served in the military. November 11th marks Veterans Day and The MouthSoap has the ultimate guide to what’s open and closed and […]
Austin’s very own music festival, South by Southwest (SXSW), experienced an exodus of performers and panelists after Austin for Palestine Coalition (APC) called for a boycott of its sponsors. The organization, going on one year […]
Megan Thee Stallion is going out good this year. The Roc Nation rapper is debuting her new album Good News and her Texas-inspired Fashion Nova clothing line all in one week. The “Savage” rapper comes […]
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