Hip-hop became more than a beat, some instruments, and words. It became a way for the people to finally have a voice in issues that
With leadership from teens at the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta and Atlanta-based Silence the Shame, about 50 teens gathered on Oct. 28
Georgia’s divisive concepts law is a fear-mongering tactic and a danger to free education all across Georgia.
“We’ve been waiting for you all summer!!!” Snippets of recruitment videos with sweet lines like those have been going viral all year, and rightfully so.
Celebrating 50 years of hip hop, Atlanta’s One Music Fest in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park brought out female artists from the inception of the genre to
The Georgia Governor’s Honors Program (GHP) is a prestigious summer program for gifted high schoolers. How does GHP help students excel, and what is it
Jubilee, a highly influential YouTube Channel as it pertains to media discourse, has grown increasingly in popularity since the release of its Middle Ground series
TikTok has had numerous negative effects on the teenage population, one of which includes body distortion and a push for kids to act older than
Why do women feel pressured to be perfect? VOX ATL reporter Kaylin Chin asks teens for their thoughts.
Gun-related violence is now the No. 1 cause of death for kids in the US. Teens react to the deaths of two Atlanta children who
VOX ATL teen staff writer Amani shares some photos and highlights from his recent trip to Japan.
The topic of migration and immigration have been running across headlines and sparking interest in the media more and more within the past few years.
