March-September in Her Eyes
Atlanta Teen Voices
September 24, 2020
“Her fate lies in the hands of two men she is unable to trust. She is unsatisfied with both but understands she must settle for
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“Her fate lies in the hands of two men she is unable to trust. She is unsatisfied with both but understands she must settle for
The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Supreme Court Justice announced Friday night is tragic, sad, and devastating. Ginsburg, nominated by former President Bill Clinton
Introducing VOX BUBBLE, where VOX ATL’s teen staff members give you their bite-sized, unadulterated opinions about society, politics, and pop culture.
As the 2020 election field narrows to Biden and Trump, first-time voters speak out on increasingly limited options amid an uncertain post-pandemic future.
For many high school students, the Bernie Sanders campaign meant a vision of the future with no college debt. Now, amid a pandemic, that future
Forced to move entirely online, political campaigns face an unprecedented challenge of gaining support from voters while being entirely behind a screen.
The new Spanish language film “The Platform” is opening eyes for millions of quarantined Netflix subscribers who are binging the mind-boggling film.
It was early in 2016 when I first heard the name Bernie Sanders. I was 14 years old and wasn’t super into politics. But when
“Seeing the candidates quarrel over policies seems like just another presidential debate you see on TV,” writes VOX ATL’s James Rhee. “But I started to
VOX ATL staff writer Christina Norris has five ways teens can remain politically active while sitting at home!
I encountered a small elderly woman and for data entry purposes, I asked who she had voted for. Her response troubled me: “Oh, I’m not
“I always try to ensure that I’m raising the voices of others through my activism,” says Paideia senior Emma Schwartz, “Rather than speaking on their