Solange shook up the internet with the announcement of her fourth studio album, “When I Get Home,” on February 28. Prior to the announcement, the
When I had first heard of the Aces, it was back in September of 2018. It was the first day of Music Midtown, in Piedmont
VOX ATL was invited to Creekside High School for a self-expression workshop and the discussion led to the question of is high school is necessary?
“..The harmonious and introspective nine songs had me wondering what is in store for the future of Kehlani’s music, and if this is only the
Our eighth-grade class takes a course focusing on race, class, and gender as a part of our social studies class. We went to Montgomery and
The American Dream: sought by many and achieved by few. This video strives to qualify the definition of the American Dream and demonstrate the variety
Whenever prompted with the topic of sexuality and gender identification, I had never thought twice. I would simply brush off the subject since I had
According to the nonprofit Love is Respect, one in three teens experiences dating violence. In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, Love
Everything Nic Stone and Angie Thomas said at their Charis Books-sponsored conversation at Friends School of Atlanta in Decatur on February 9 was something I needed
To say that the first weeks of Black History Month 2019, were a mess would be an understatement. With so many controversies lately including various
The four-time Tony nominated musical “Waitress” follows the tumultuous and tragic marriage of Jenna and Earl and her extreme talent for … pies? Based on
This is the first episode of VOX ATL’s brand new all-female podcast, GRL TLK! In this episode, teens Amariyah, Tierra, Aaliyah, Sophie, Lyric and Jasmine
