In the podcast “Mental Health: Not One Size Fits All,” the host, Isha, explores barriers that many minority youth face when seeking mental health support.
High schools in the United States are seeing a new trend. Answering a question incorrectly in class, being socially awkward, or bumping into things can
Across the metro-Atlanta area, teenagers are becoming more exposed to artificial intelligence (AI) in their schools. However, AI has consequences that stretch beyond the classroom,
Many teenagers dread contemplating their careers. In school systems today, teenagers are constantly being pressured to decide on a career while their minds are still
Linton Blackwell, an Atlanta-based rapper, entrepreneur, and father, was fatally shot by Atlanta Police on October 11, 2025, in a Buckhead bar parking lot during
Recently, Atlanta teens have started thrifting for clothes more than ever, and for good reason. Buying clothes secondhand instead of from fast-fashion brands is more
In 2026, there’s still no scarcity of male violence directed at women. In houses of worship or clubs and casinos, in city slums or expensive
Teens often battle mental health issues. One overlooked factor is overcomparison. According to a 2025 Pew Research report, roughly half of teens (48%) say social
Over 160 years ago, a historic announcement in Galveston, Texas, informed the last enslaved African Americans that they were finally free. That day — June
As artificial intelligence (AI) advances and chatbots become more personal, more teenagers find themselves communicating with AI, exposing themselves to several risks. At this stage
Teen VOXer Addyson, through interviews with locals about whether wearing bonnets in public is acceptable, heard views that range from comfort and “no judgment” on
In this video, teen producers Oscar, Maddox, and Noel talk about how the FIFA World Cup will impact Atlanta’s economy, transportation, the MARTA system, and
