Atlanta teens created a music video with the band Secondhand Swagger to create an interpretation of their song and bring their vision to life. It
Events like this remind everyone that teens do a have a voice — a loud and creative one at that.
Three of my fellow VOX teen journalists, Catherine Boyd, Thalia Butts, and Jason Crichton, had the chance to interview these authors as I assisted some
In today’s society, I feel like I should hate my race. / I should flat out bleach my skin white, turn my hair blonde, get
Being white is a blessing, but it’s a shame that you’re not rewarded for your talents but for your skin color. You don’t realize how
Preferences: Mirror, mirror on the wall/Who is the ugliest of them all? … What to say/to a little black child/When she asks/why has God made
Riven Mendoza, 17-year-old valedictorian of the Class of 2017 at Creekside High School, is a first-generation citizen whose parents immigrated from Mexico Riven sat down
Luckily, there are many organizations that recognize the trials and triumphs of the first-generation college student and are here to help. Here are some resources
Across from the train station, I started to get nauseous from a horrific smell emanating from a nearby cafe, which I later found out was
Even though studying abroad can seem out of reach, giving yourself the chance to experience a new culture allows you to understand your own from
The role I played in our music video was being a sad moth that turned into a beautiful butterfly, believing in my own self worth.
When I learned that I would be attending a college where 75.9 percent of the student body is composed of white people, I immediately found
