Just as we received accountability for George Floyd, with the killing of Ma’Khia Bryant, we found ourselves back at the drawing board 10 minutes later.
The VOX BUBBLE series is where VOX ATL’s teen staff members give you their bite sized, unadulterated opinions about society, politics, and pop culture. Taken
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
Some Black men will proudly wear the “Black Lives Matter” motto on their T-shirts and Instagram bios, but in their daily lives, they contribute to
The idea that people protested for civil rights, despite the rapid spread of the coronavirus goes to show how dedicated we are as a whole
In the second part of this video Atlanta teens dive deep into the significance of the protests, speak on how teens can best enact change,
As teenagers, we have to take it upon ourselves to check in mentally and embrace our emotions so we can understand them. Obviously, I don’t
“Seeing someone with my cultural background doing nothing about the blatantly immoral actions right in front of him shook me to my core,” writes VOX
Atlanta teens share their thoughts and feelings on the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor as well as speak about the Atlanta
White systemic power runs through the veins of America, but when trying to tackle the issue of racial oppression, we often stumble upon obstacle after
“While the NFL has now taken a step in the right direction, until they acknowledge Kaepernick I don’t truly believe them.”
“I can’t breathe.” Those were the last words we heard from George Floyd as the video was replayed millions of times all across the world.
