A 17-year-old Black teen, Solomon Henderson, reportedly committed the Antioch High School shooting before ending his own life. In his manifesto, he expresses, “I was
Social media apps like TikTok are trying to persuade young people to enlist in the military. As social media progressively influences our everyday lives, the
Data analysts have been decoding the “pink tax,” as it’s aptly named. Its cost disparities have affected countless female consumers. In 2015, the NYC Consumer
Through letters written by daughters and grandsons of immigrants, this photo essay offers a better perspective on who these individuals are — humanizing them, disconnecting
Atlanta loves Coca-Cola. The iconic soft drink has been around for over a century and is often considered a staple of American culture. However, their
Around the world, politicians are taking advantage of the new advancements in generative AI to win their election campaigns. Generative AI uses artificial intelligence to
For centuries, mass deportations, pushed by politicians, have negatively impacted Hispanic communities, whether citizens or noncitizens of the United States. Despite studies showing economic boosts
In this special Black History Month podcast, VOX ATL’s Corey asks teens which Black history figures inspire them the most and why. The figures range
Higher powers are seriously threatening Gen Z’s favorite app. The US government is attempting to ban TikTok. The app is a popular social media network
You can buy almost any book online, but you can’t replicate the experience of visiting a bookstore. I visited several bookstores in Metro Atlanta and
Merry Christmas! Happy Hannukah! Happy Kwanza! With the year wrapping up, it is the perfect time to think more about what most teenagers dread: academics.
After spending three months capturing moments for the Westlake High School football team, I learned more about my school and left with a better sense
