There are three marches and/or walkouts being organized on March 14, March 24, and April 20. They all have the same general aim of insisting
Taken from our open mic earlier this year, Josiah McGhee performs his piece “Forced To Remember.”
VOX ATL contributor Vincent Batts shares his most recent poem “The Cycle.”
In “Therapy,” poet Michaiah Edwards starts off by saying, she is in fact, not a poet.
VOX ATL went to the Partnership Against Domestic Violence’s Teen Summit, where teens crafted vision boards inspired by dialogue about self love, performed pieces of
There is no day but today. We need to stop cursing past gun restrictions that could have prevented this tragedy. We need to act today.
To celebrate the release of “Avengers: Infinity War” this April, we here at VOX ATL have created a 3-part video series recapping the three phases
People do not truly understand the problem of domestic violence and do not take it as seriously as it should be. Our goal is for
As school shootings continue to happen in America, many people are debating if teachers should be armed and trained to protect students during an emergency.
I left the theatre in a daze to what I had just witnessed. The show left me a fan of Broadway, a fan of the
VOX ATL sent a group of lucky teens to see “Black Panther” at a private screening at the Fox Theater. Here are all of the
“Black Panther” intricately weaves together aspects of culture, politics, and principle through an Afrocentric lens. It questions the morality of politics and the political influences
