Whoever wins the election for Atlanta mayor will not only have an impact on the taxpayers and today’s voters, but us, the teens of metro
“When you govern this nation, You govern the PEOPLE. Keep belittling us and we’re going to rise up higher than your ego.”
As politicians slug each other, the lives of their constituents hang precariously in the balance.
Teen activists from all over Atlanta are volunteering on the campaign trail, creating social justice clubs at school, and protesting key issues.
For many of the current VOXers, Obama is the only president we can remember. He was literally in the White House for half of our
Two candidates for Atlanta’s next mayor sat down with VOX this summer to talk about the election and where they stand on key issues impacting
“I definitely believe in freedom of religion and freedom of speech. But I think there’s a line that he crossed. “ That was the sentiment
There is nothing new about what Sen. Kamala Harris faced during the Senate Intelligence Committee hearings, when Jeff Sessions and her fellow congressional leaders interrupted
Millennials have grown up with the wonders (and horrors) of the internet only a few clicks away. Only in the past few years have we
About 100 millennials ages 13 to 29 recently met with Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff, as he urged more young voters to participate in the June
DeVos has never taken out a loan or needed a Pell Grant. This worries me because, how can she be in charge of funding she
I live in Georgia’s sixth congressional district, where we are having a special election Tuesday, April 18, to fill Tom Price’s congressional seat. Today, we
