Rolling into the Drive Thru space was like entering a curiosity shop. Visitors were met with a meandering row of artifacts of 21st century-life that ranged from the seemingly mundane (a solitary chair), to the enigmatic (unidentifiable creatures composed of what used to be chairs). Read on
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VOX ATL's Vanessa Garcia catches up with rising photographer JLenz to talk about college life and his quest to become the biggest photographer in the world. Read on
"Being that I’m a dual enrollment student, it has truly helped me tremendously by decreasing the load as far as college goes," says VOX ATL staff writer Jaire R. "So, I definitely disagree with the bill because it will put harsher limitations on dual enrollment." Read on
"If Demetrious Harmon is indeed using mental health to sell hoodies, he definitely would not be the first to try and make a profit off of mental issues," says VOX ATL staff writer Zariah Taylor. Read on
"West knows exactly what he is doing by hosting his Sunday Services and making an album about Jesus. He’s branding himself as a man of god as a way to get his fans to collectively forget about all of the bad things he's done, even though he’s showed no signs of having changed for the better." Read on
VOX ATL reporters India Rice and Isley Chapman hit up the annual AFROPUNK festival in Atlanta to ask people "what does Afropunk mean?" The answers (and outfits) were pretty good. Check out the video. Read on
