March 16, 2021 marked the 53rd anniversary of the My Lai massacre, one of the most heinous mass murders against unarmed civilians in US imperial
For some of us, the pandemic allowed time to heal and grow, and for others, it did quite the opposite. Either way, we deserve to
In loving memory of Venery K. Morgan You are a warrior. The trunk of the tree that holds the branches together. The branches that produce
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
VOX ATL’s Brian K. shares a personal poem about his relationship with his father.
Applying these strategies, I felt better knowing that I had support from my teachers who were aware of how difficult the virtual world was becoming.
It’s not the college I remember touring, But that’s what life is, hardly boring. I’ve learned how to change, In a world so strange.
Sara Zoldan, who has taken up the profession of being a health and dating coach, is showing people all over the world how to become
Dear You, I’m proud of you sis. Yes, you. Look at you, picking yourself up from being pricked and bruised by thorns, and rising above
Blinded By Devotion The nagging calls my name, in my mind the twisted voice grows louder, I’m forced to answer. I fell prey to it’s
I ponder the changes that have flooded my world – and all of our world – since last February, and wonder if I’ll be ready
What happens when an Instagram and Tik Tok obsessed teen takes a social media break? VOX ATL’s Brooklyn Williams has some advice. Try it.
