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.
Introducing VOX BUBBLE, where VOX ATL’s teen staff members give you their bite-sized, unadulterated opinions about society, politics, and pop culture.
VOX ATL’s Adam Dickerson says he’s never seen anything like the George Floyd protests in his life, but it still feels familiar.
“Last week, my averaged screen time nine hours, 15 minutes a day. I was posting pictures of me being silly when, in reality, I wasn’t
VOX ATL teen editor Zariah offers some tips on how teens can stay focused on their schoolwork while working from home under quarantine.
VOX ATL’s Vanessa Garcia catches up with rising photographer JLenz to talk about college life and his quest to become the biggest photographer in the
“Memes aren’t just some stupid joke on Twitter anymore,” writes VOX ATL staff writer Zariah Taylor. “Memes are capable of bridging the gap between young
Vermont senator John Rodgers made national headlines when he proposed banning teen cellphone use in his state. Here’s the VOX ATL interview with Rodgers.
“If Demetrious Harmon is indeed using mental health to sell hoodies, he definitely would not be the first to try and make a profit off
“With all of this fake information flying around many people are left wondering how they can actually make a difference to help those suffering in
Abortion is a big argument in the United States today. On May 7, Georgia governor Brian Kemp signed the fetal heartbeat bill, which means you
In the latest episode of Third Eye Point of View, hosts Atiyah and Shyne interview viral teen sensation Backpack Kid.
