We live in a society where one can be perceived as a stereotyped "angry Black woman," though we are just women with power and courage to fight the good fight. However, today I stand in my passion with tears in my eyes and declare: I am scared of being a Black woman in America, but I will not stop fighting. Read on
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Coming out – the process by which LGBTQ+ people disclose their sexual orientation or gender identity – is difficult. It is not a one-and-done event. It is not a single conversation or three-word summary – “I am gay/transgender/etc.” – that, once complete, marks the beginning of a person’s new life. Coming out is a process.… Read on
When I first entered the world of desires, there was lots of talk about something called “success” that tied me down. Social media undesirably helped me view success through the lens of celebrities and influencers. You know what that looks like- penthouses, Gucci bags, work from home, and those who wake up at 4 am… Read on
VOX ATL teen staff writer Rebecca talks to Atlanta-area gifted students about some of the struggles they face that others tend to overlook. Read on
In the days of social media and technology, you would think we would be more connected now than in any other period in history. However, this is not the case. Social media constantly overstimulates the brain, making mental health conditions harder for some. Read on
VOX ATL interviews CBCA Founder and CEO Robert Mason who is creating a new path for high school graduates wanting to attend HBCU., Read on
