The media continues to perpetuate the ideas of a white man being deeply troubled instead of stating this was an act of terrorism rooted in racial animosity. Read on
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Imagine a warm and sunny Friday afternoon, where inside their school gym, a group of cheerleaders are giggling amongst themselves. They apply glitter to their hair and tumble across the slick floor, hyping each other up before they get on the sidelines. Each one of them is smiling widely, not worried about the world around… Read on
VOX ATL staff writer Daya Brown shares an essay with her thoughts on America's justice system and the death penalty. Read on
"The danger of idolizing politicians is that it puts them on a pedestal where they can never do anything wrong. That allows the politicians to basically do whatever they want and still remain in the public's favor." Read on
"Society should not be a battle of men vs. women or the world vs. victims," writes VOX ATL's Alexandria Joel. "It should be everyone vs. the rapists." Read on
"If the message was correctly taught within schools, maybe people could understand the revolutionary ideas that Dr. King held and begin to understand the various ways that change can be achieved." Read on
