"So much of school is a constant race of getting ahead in a continuous circle," writes VOX Media Cafe reporter Leila Tolbert. "Lunch gives students and teachers time to re-energize and come back to class well rested and eager to finish out the day." Read on
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VOX Media Cafe reporter James Riley explores video game addiction and how it impacts teens and even his own friends. Read on
Nathan Wallace is the 2019-2020 Atlanta Youth Poet Laureate. In such a short amount of time, he has become an integral part of Atlanta’s poetry community. Coming from Hinesville, Georgia, he currently attends Georgia State University as a History major. Though he is still new to the position, Nathan intends on putting his focus toward… Read on
Catharine Hasna is an 18-year-old Atlanta resident and a high school graduate from K12 Online academy. Catharine is a hard-core human’s rights activist and a big believer in supporting mental health. Her goal is to major in psychology, apply to medical school and become a psychiatrist. Hasna started her Common Application last summer, and while… Read on
It’s no question that teens like rap and hip hop music. The only thing is, a broad range of this music has content that is degrading to women. According to the Business Insider: “As of 2018, rap and hip-hop is the most consumed music genre in the United States, and a substantial portion of that… Read on
This past May, after only four months in office, Governor Brian Kemp signed H.B. 481, a controversial bill that has been coined the “Heartbeat Bill.” The heartbeat bill is essentially a ban on terminating pregnancies six weeks after conception, when a doctor can detect the fetus’s heartbeat. The consequences of abortions after six weeks are… Read on
