The recent and long-lasting pain of violence has been taking a toll on Atlanta. From the school shootings to gang violence, Atlanta has been hurting.
Gun-related violence is now the No. 1 cause of death for kids in the US. Teens react to the deaths of two Atlanta children who
VOX ATL was invited to bring the mic to teens at Discovery High School in Gwinnett County to guide them in sharing their thoughts on
How many more horrific and violent tragedies will it take for our government to change something and enforce more stringent gun control laws? How many
I pledge allegiance to their flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all white men in
VOX ATL teamed up with Writing Our Wrongs to invite teens at the Historic Young YMCA in Southwest Atlanta to speak about what they would
“There is no valuable explanation as to why this man’s life had to be taken away from us, and there will never ever be.”
Just because my sport uses a rifle does not mean in any way, shape, or form that I tolerate violence or have anything less than
I want this movement to be like the other ones remembered in history for the change they brought about. I don’t want it to be
The protesters were not only marching to protect themselves now, but in the future as well. Explained Walker, 13, a student at Wesley International Academy:
We asked attendees in the estimated crowd of 30,000 some gut-wrenching questions about why guns should or shouldn’t be sold and how to get legislative
Why are we relying on 18th-century laws to regulate 21st-century weapons?
