After seeing this movie, I felt proud to be a black woman. These three powerful women inspire me to succeed to my fullest ability in
VOX traveled to Athena’s Warehouse at Cross Keys High School this fall to lead two workshops with their teen girls and mentors about race. After several activities and opportunities
Saying that 2016 will go down as one of the most eventful years in recent American memory would be a massive understatement. With the world
“Color of Fear” and other movies like it definitely have the potential to cause change. It is a matter of understanding different points of view
The hour and a half I sat through “13th” was one of the most eye-opening of my life. What angers me most is how the
But what exactly is racism? How does it differ from related terms, such as prejudice or discrimination? I asked a few teens and looked up
In this issue of VOX Investigates, we tackle a variety of issues relating to race that affect Atlanta teenagers — from the school-to-prison pipeline to
If I’m black you’re silver?
Okay I’ll be brown but why are you now pinker?
Wait so let me get this straight
We are all a little racist. It is not just a matter of black and white Or colors that do not blend in with the
Teens at the Latin American Association’s Latino Youth Leadership Conference spoke up about identity, leadership and community.
I walked out of the Hyatt Regency where the GA Democrats held their election night party with my head in my hands and tears welling
The most recent offering from the dynamic duo partnership between Netflix and Marvel, “Luke Cage,” is a love letter to Harlem, and more specifically black
