
Untitled Poem: Decatur Book Festival Teen Poetry Slam
I am girl/and girl does not mean/“Sexualize me”/“Pry me apart”/“Look me up and down.”

I am girl/and girl does not mean/“Sexualize me”/“Pry me apart”/“Look me up and down.”

Lacquered acrylics fix beneath silk/Constricting around cranium/
Sustaining the days’ style, for the morning/I lay my head upon my pillow
Resting my eyes/And

I had the most fun time creating the music video for 18-year-old Jayla Darden’s “That’s Just Life.” Nine Atlanta teens worked together to create this

Every song in the show has so much energy, you feel like dancing in the audience.

This was Tamisha’s second year participating in the simulation. This time around, she managed to visit every necessary booth and still have money left, unlike

The idea of making a budget can fill even the bravest teen with doubt and uneasiness. A video produced by Junior Achievement says half of

White child, are you afraid of me? With skin black and teeth gleaming/I pray that you outgrow your fear of the dark/It is best for

You are an artist, a scientist, a visionary/All of this just happens to come in many shades and colors.

I didn’t blow out birthday candles my 17th year on planet Earth hoping for a gap year. It snuck up on me.

In order to change the world or people you must empower their minds to speak through their creative mind. When I leave this earth my

I’m not here to teach you anything. All I want to do is create stories where you can read it and be like, “Yo, he

On Tuesday, Sept. 11, we were all startled and devastated by attacks of terrorism on our country. It is now our duty as teens to