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Dear Atlanta, I love the way you move I love the way you change and adapt I love the way you are accepting of all
In high school, students take standard social studies classes such as U.S. History, American Government, and World History. In recent decades, classes on ethnic history,
Bloodstain blood disobeys All else can be cleaned, vacuumed, or swept away, but Blood stays It stains the skin of our children And they
Recently, Atlanta counties have been implementing changes to their public schools, some for students and others for teachers, in an effort to improve our education
Lately, Gen Z has been reviving millennial vibes, blending the vintage aesthetic with our modern-day style. Driven by a deep sense of curiosity, Gen Zers
In this podcast, VOX ATL’s Tavin Lewis talks with BEST Academy students about their dreams, their relationship with media, and how they see their future.
At North Atlanta High School, students are speaking candidly about what it’s really like to be a teenager right now. Between heavy workloads, social pressure,
Social media platforms such as Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube enable users to share their political beliefs, whether moderate or extreme, with millions of
VOX Studios members Mikayla and Tavin attended the Silence The Shame Festival, where they asked Morehouse students and mentors about their strategies for managing mental
Since 1993, VOX ATL has provided a platform for teenagers in Atlanta to share their voices and experiences. Founded by Rachel Alterman Wallack, the organization
In this episode, teens from Georgia discuss their perspectives on mental health and well-being. Hosted by teens from Aspire Clubhouse and Afterschool All Stars Atlanta,
