Paideia students hit the VOX ATL hallways already bringing their wisdom and experiences with discrimination in the forms of anti-semitism and the messages they get
It’s time for us to get out of the mirror and get into the streets. Without colorism we are one step closer to ending racism,
VOX ATL sat down with The Txlips to discuss issues black women face in the music industry, utilizing music as a platform for social justice
“I wasn’t jubilant to vote, I didn’t look at the process as tedious and exhausting. That was, until, I got to a polling place on
“One of my favorite things about these four women is their act of courage. They didn’t have to come out or reveal how they see
“Sometimes being gay feels like it’s obstructing my high school experience. So I asked some of my gay friends. I wanted to know what they
In a society in which blackness is criminalized and defined by stereotypes, Afropunk reminds the world that black people are more than FOX News headlines
As soon you enter Midtown Atlanta on Pride weekend, you see rainbows and colors adorned everywhere. Whether it is on people, flags, signs, or dogs,
“It is crazy that we need a movie that depicts what happens out here in the real world for it to get peoples’ attention. Police
Many say that the youth are shaping the future. However, a closer look at the youth-driven movements for change and social activism prove that they
VOX ATL reporter Emma MacDonald attends immigration-themed art show and was lucky enough for many of the teens and professional artists present to be able
“Coming out isn’t always easy. In fact, it’s usually not – I grew up in a religious household.”
