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
Over 160 years ago, a historic announcement in Galveston, Texas, informed the last enslaved African Americans that they were finally free. That day — June
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 podcast, Kaden discusses how the city has influenced hip-hop culture and how hip-hop affects teens in the city. Throughout the podcast, Kaden Interviews
Social media, in today’s world, plays a large role in influencing teenagers’ interests and behaviors. The goal of social media apps is to keep users
In this episode, Kevin discusses teenagers joining gangs, including recent incidents and statistics from 11Alive, WSB-TV Atlanta, and the Office of the Attorney General. Kevin
Each morning, a student enters a school where Teslas fill the parking lot, iced lattes are everywhere, and classmates never seem to worry about money.
The Atlanta BeltLine is built on community, but what can make it better? Atlanta teens Maia Cottman, Jaden Holtz, and Corey Patterson try to find
Every year, Mattlie Lowery gets up before sunrise to prepare a Thanksgiving feast. She has an extensive family tree of children, cousins, siblings, grandchildren, nieces,
Moving from one country to another can bring on drastic lifestyle and cultural changes. For the Kanadu family, this was their reality. Their story begins
Sweet tea is a drink synonymous with Southern culture. Few folks down here can say they’ve never had a cup. Recently, I visited Denver, Colorado,
Many kids learn how to braid their hair. I learned how to braid bread dough. Bread dough that leads to an easily transformable food that
