Artist’s note: This holiday season, we’re coming up upon three years since the first Black Marie danced in New York City Ballet’s “The Nutcracker.” Just
As summertime sadness begun and inundated me, It caused me look at the time I had with you As the evergreen tree blew in the
When we procrastinate, we convince ourselves something isn’t a big deal or can “wait just a little while longer” and then we end up in
It’s been four years since we were first invited into the picturesque nation of Wakanda. Now in 2022, we’re back and paying tribute to the
A gigantic question mark hangs over “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”: How can the movie franchise continue without its central, title protagonist?
My arms shake and my heart races. Time swoops down from the sky, flaunting its feathers in front of my face It grazes my fingers
Welcome to VOX Screening Room, a podcast here at VOXATL where teens come together to discuss all of the newest releases. In this episode VOXers
VOX ATL reporter Robyn Robinson speaks with teens at Midtown High Votes about the importance of youth civic engagement.
VOXers asked teen participants how they notice when their mental health isn’t in the best state and what they do to revert from being at
Julie Dunkle started the program Youth Voter Movement with her son Michael. They decided to create this organization after the Parkland shooting in 2018 because
A Note From The Artist: Hey guys! I’m so excited to be back illustrating comics once again. I decided to take some time to appreciate
A group of our VOXers were asked what should teen voters do if they had to choose between two candidates they didn’t like? Here are
