Michael Myerz (not to be mistaken for the fictional 70s serial killer) spends his time creating and collecting VHS tapes, trading, and selling them. Beginning
The roaring 20s called, and they want their inequalities back. While millions of Americans were hours away from losing SNAP benefits, President Trump hosted his
My story with gun violence isn’t graphic or disturbing. It’s partly unsettling but not a survival story. However, this shows how much anxiety and fear
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Adults love to make rules about teens, without actually listening to teens. Whether it’s about dress codes, mental health resources, or city curfews, teenagers are
For teenagers in metro Atlanta, a driver’s license often symbolizes freedom. But for countless teens across the sprawling suburbs, and even sometimes within the city
As an individual who loves having her own money and not having to ask people for things, especially coming from a lower-class family that just
A common complaint in Atlanta is always about the traffic. Not enough parking, not enough lanes, congested streets. But if you listen closely, you’ll hear
Yondr has been in the news a lot recently. These phone jails, meant to “alleviate the intrusion of personal technology to create vital, distraction-free experiences
I am the city that burned and still built bridges, the city that learned to rise brighter from its ruins. Don’t let me fall again
Immediately after the smoke from a vape enters your body, it crosses the barrier that separates the blood from your brain. According to the National
Muna Yassin, a 17-year-old from Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology, spends many weekends curating art activities and building relationships with hundreds of residents
