
Asian American Teens vs Racism in Atlanta [OPINION]
Many students in middle school face the challenges of fitting in with the social cliques or navigating social media. As a 14-year-old Indian American teen,

Many students in middle school face the challenges of fitting in with the social cliques or navigating social media. As a 14-year-old Indian American teen,

I made this photo easy to share so that you don’t have to be ashamed of scars, and to let people know that scars are

Being Black in general is a huge part of who I am. Race is essential for African Americans as a way that we connect to

Disney was a huge part of life for me as a kid, as it was for most of our generation, Generation Z. After school, I

I have decided to share some information about Geechee history, and culture that would help you become familiar with it and maybe interest you in

After researching and reporting on the “Not-So-Secret Private School to Top 40 University Pipeline” for VOX ATL, I wrote this advice piece to encourage other

VOX ATL teen staff member and Westlake High School student Josie Leigh asked some of her classmate “What Is Love?” She got a lot of

On November 9th I attended the “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” Atlanta movie premiere at the Fox Theatre. Little to my knowledge at the time, I’d

Before the semester ends and the new year begins, I wanted to express the significance of vulnerability because imposter syndrome and new adjustments can make

National Coming Out Day aka NCOD is an annual awareness day every October 11 dedicated to raising awareness about queer experiences. Founded in 1988 after

The summer of 2022 was the best summer I have ever had! Honestly, I did not expect it to be, but it turned out to

Co-hosted by VOX ATL and Silence the Shame, 10 teens came together this summer to learn about podcasting and to discuss their experiences and observations