Calling All Black Girls, The Healthcare System Is Failing Us. Let’s Fix It Ourselves

Racism has seeped its way into every aspect of our society. Now, it’s coming into the field of medicine, specifically taking its fight up against pregnant Black women.
“What Was The Reason” EP 1: What The #@$! Is Monkeypox?!

“What Was the Reason,” hosted by Paige Miller, is a podcast focused on random things in the news to help teens better understand the things that are going on around them.
Teens Talk TV EP 4: Ranking ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Characters [PODCAST]

In this episode of Teens Talk TV, VOX ATL Summer Interns Zariah and Zariyah rank the main characters of ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’. To follow along with us, check out the tier list maker at this link.
You Won’t ‘Beelieve’ This Company That is Helping Rebuild Bee Populations

Some new residents have taken home on the top floor of the Peachtree Center parking garage: bees!
Blessing and Curse [Poetry]

Blessing & Curse My body aches as he pierces my soul Bruised by the blues Sanity disregarded piece by piece It’s funny because abuse is sometimes confused with the complexities of predilection Confessing to caring for the transgression That I thought was a blessing Though I was never taught the difference of enchantment versus lust […]
Looking Beyond Our Government: Why Voting Won’t Save Us [OPINION]

“What we have now is not sustainable,” writes VOX ATL’s Zariah Taylor “In the path to a better and just world, we need to be willing to brainstorm a life beyond our current government systems.”
Young and Oppressed: How Overturning Roe v Wade Affects Teens [Opinion]

On Friday, June 24, the Supreme Court made a drastic decision affecting women of all ages across the United States. In a 213-page opinion, the court officially overturned Roe v. Wade, making abortion no longer a constitutional right. Women, transgender, and non-binary Americans of all ages are being catapulted 50 years back into the past, […]
Understanding the Significance of Access to Abortion with Amplify Georgia Collaborative’s Roula AbiSamra

The last year I have data for, in 2020, there were about 37,000 abortions in Georgia. That number of people are still going to need abortions; they are going to have to find care in whatever way is available, and those options will be fewer.
VOX ATL @ The 10th Annual Juneteenth Parade and Music Festival In Downtown Atlanta [VIDEO]

Juneteenth is a holiday known by many names such as Emancipation day, Independence Day, or Freedom Day. Although the holiday has many different identifiers, it celebrates the same monumental event in history – the manumission of Black people in America that went into effect June 19th 1865. Juneteenth has been a widely celebrated holiday in […]
Roe v. Wade: History Unravels [opinion + video]

All video was taken in Washington D.C. hours after the Roe v. Wade decision was overturned on June 24, 2022. The people videoed were chosen due to their protest signs and what I perceived to be unique viewpoints.