I’ve gained a new perspective of home. Atlanta used to be a place I wanted to run away from, but now it’s a place I want to embrace and water seeds in. Read on
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#VOXVAX: Doctors, COVID Experts Answer Teens’ Questions About COVID-19 Vaccine [AUDIO]
Atlanta teens had questions about the COVID-19 vaccines, and in this episode of the #VOXVAX podcast series VOX ATL Special Projects Editor Daya Brown got answers from experts.
Listen in as she talks with Dr. Theresa Jacobs, Chief Medical Director at the Georgia Family Planning System, and Dr. Saadia Khizer, Vaccine Trials Unit Director at the Morehouse School of Medicine, to hear their answers to teen-submitted questions and separate myths from facts about the COVID-19 vaccine.
We’re coming up on two years of living in a pandemic-affected world. At first, it seemed like things were getting better! But then, not so much. Over time, we’ve seen that at certain points, people have begun to let their guard down-not wearing their mask completely, semi-ignoring social distancing recommendations , and visiting more and… Read on
"It is time to be working for a common goal in solidarity for a society that encourages a character-based society, not one that uses stereotyping to measure worth," writes VOX ATL's Ashleigh Ewald. Read on
Neighbors, neighbors, Thank you for all your generous favors. When we were moving, There were a lot of unknowns, But you accepted us And welcomed us into your homes. This is a metaphor, of course. A raincheck for after the virus loses its force Conversations by mailboxes reinforce Our sense of connection, a daily resource.… Read on
“An Ode to the Mailman” I’m excited to report, a new quarantine sport, the mailman and his transport. Wait until he or she comes around, And guess what’s waiting to be found. Is a letter from my friend, Unable to see each other again? Or is it the acceptance packet, From the college of my… Read on