I love teen driven films where I can imagine the lead being a student at my school and not being a narc. In “Love, Simon,”
I march so I can see a positive change in our future, a future where students aren’t afraid to go to school, wondering if they
I march because, even though we will face consequences for the walkout on [Wed., March] 14th, we saw little to no response from the local
Instead of spending the movie chasing after a lost love, Simon is chasing love within himself and the people around him in a way that
I could relate hard to the Simon character, even though I’m straighter than a stick. All I wanted for him in the end was happiness.
VOX ATL contributor Vincent shares his latest poem.
On March 14, Metro Atlanta students as well as students all over America spoke out and protested against gun violence in schools on National Walkout
Today, I learned our school has little respect for us and our administrators made a choice to alienate themselves from the students they are supposed
VOX ATL contributor and North Atlanta High School senior Roya Register participated in her school’s protest during National Walkout Day. She also spoke during the
Teens from around metro Atlanta are sending their photos and videos to VOX to speak out about today’s National School Walkout. This video is just
There are three marches and/or walkouts being organized on March 14, March 24, and April 20. They all have the same general aim of insisting
Taken from our open mic earlier this year, Josiah McGhee performs his piece “Forced To Remember.”
