Rainbow is the New Black [OPINION]

When it comes to being Black in the LGBTQ+ community, many of us are exposed to a unique brand of prejudice that is brought about in response to our overlapping identities
The Negative Effects of Social Media on Teens And How To Take A Break

Unlike previous generations, the teenagers of today have grown up with easy access to the internet along with several different social media apps. I am currently a senior in high school and I have had many social media apps including Instagram and Snapchat since sixth grade. As a teen of this generation, I feel that […]
Now That The ‘Heartbeat Bill’ is Law, What’s Next For Women? A Q&A With Atlanta Women’s Center’s Roxanne Sutocky

As of July 22, 2022, a federal appeals court ruled that Georgia’s “Heartbeat Law” could immediately take effect, banning most abortions. The new “Heartbeat Law” will prohibit abortions as soon as cardiac activity is recorded and monitored. Last month’s Supreme Court decision allowed this state legislation to take effect. When the Supreme Court overturned Roe […]
VOX 5: Books To Jumpstart Your Library!

Many struggle with finding new books to read, including myself! This selection of reads might help you explore new genres, stories, and adventures. “I Love You So Mochi” by Sarah Kuhn The story was so heartwarming. The way the relationships in the story grew from stranger to lover and from estranged to understanding mom, made […]
VOX 5: Nostalgic Styles Cropping Up This Year

What do you think of when you hear the word nostalgia? Bright colors? Playgrounds and toys? The 80’s? Nostalgic feelings for days gone by have only been increasing as we move through an uncertain future, and the fashion trends of our generation are no exception. From tramp stamps and low rise jeans, to boldly colored […]
VOXCast: Atlanta Teens and Experts Speak On How Instagram Impacts Body Image

It’s no secret that teen girls are disproportionately affected when it comes to Instagram and their body image. Due to this, 1 out of 3 teen users have their body image worsened. The fact of the matter is that Instagram is bottomless, sending no signals of when to stop scrolling. VMCer Katharine Markiewicz interviews three […]
The True Riches of Africa: Ministry Trip to Lindi, Tanzania

My grandfather and I sat to discuss his trip to Africa this past April. As he highlighted experiences in the trip, I heard him speak on the rural outskirts and the urbanization in Tanzania. My grandfather’s anecdote enlightened me on how ignorant I had become dependent on the U.S to convey the true beauty of […]
VOX 5: Top 5 Songs to Bring You Out of Your Summertime Sadness

Summer is the perfect time to branch out your music taste. In this month’s VOX 5, I’m bringing you the top 5 perfect songs to help you savor the rest of your summer. These songs cover a wide variety of genres, including alternative, folk, and rap. These songs have brought bright energy to my summer, […]
Lessons Learned From a Little Brother with Autism Spectrum Disorder

From inviting a student to sit at the lunch table, to sending an invitation to an upcoming birthday party, inclusion and appreciation of those with differences can help eliminate the stigmatization of neurodivergence.
Meet FLO, The Newest Heir to the Girl Group Throne

With a refreshing take on R&B influenced by music stars of the late 90s and early 2000s, rising London-based girl group FLO brings a fresh energy to the music scene, picking up where girl groups over time have left off. Their debut EP, The Lead, introduces the world to this trifecta of stardom. Members Stella […]