I am so glad that a show like this exists to begin the much needed conversation about mental illness. Anxiety is not a joke.
“Dear Evan Hansen” features an interesting choice for the protagonist (I was not rooting for him but I recognized the intentions of the writers).
VOX ATL staff member Imani Randolph delivers her first poem, “A New Beginning.”
As a part of our Vox Investigates: Mental Health coverage, we sat down with teens from Meadowcreek High School to get their thoughts on how
Many teens describe abusing drugs as a way of gaining popularity or even blending in during high school. Although substance abuse affects everyone, the effect
The effects of constant stereotypical gay characters in the media causes gay youth to feel as if their sexuality must dictate who they are as
VOX ATL staff member Shyne Jones shares his first poem, “Prison of Perception.”
In the latest episode of “The Big G Show,” host Noel Greene wonders why Cardi B’s antics and actions aren’t compared to Donald Trump and
“Dear Evan Hansen” focuses on the real issues teenagers face in a high school environment, including anxiety, without delving into cliches.
Being an Avenger is not just about having powers or some form of physical fighting advantage, but it’s the trait of fighting and pursuing life
For me, “Dear Evan Hansen” is too praised and comes up too short addressing a topic too serious —mental health — to critique it lightly.
Even with many of the female characters getting dusted at the conclusion of the previous “Avengers” movie, I still had hope those who remained would
