The year was 2018. I was sitting in my 8th grade social studies class as whispers went around the room. Are you walking out? Do
VOX ATL staff writer Daya Brown shares an essay with her thoughts on America’s justice system and the death penalty.
Black children are forced to face the question, “Which America do I live in?” The ability to survive and thrive in a country that doesn’t
Black Women are often among the most unprotected group of women on the planet. I took Breonna Taylor’s death so close to heart as if
Our eighth-grade class takes a course focusing on race, class, and gender as a part of our social studies class. We went to Montgomery and
MLK wasn’t just a person who stood up for African American rights. He wouldn’t stop until segregation ended. Until integration was present and breathing.
The Collision Project’s “Letters to Dr. King,” performance at the Alliance Theatre, showcased teens advocating for activism and encouraging others like them to use their
We look to figures like Beyonce as the ultimate black female role model, but without the original Queen (of Soul) paving the way for future
Over the past 8 years, I have gathered that legends don’t explain themselves.
Over the past 8 years, I have seen black pride spread
Eighth graders from Jennifer Swift’s class at The Paideia School created an interactive map based on the Civil Rights Tour they took in February. While
