“Being that I’m a dual enrollment student, it has truly helped me tremendously by decreasing the load as far as college goes,” says VOX ATL
VOX ATL staff writer Kayden shares her and other dark-skinned girls’ experiences of being mocked at school for their skin color.
When watching this miniseries it builds up a lot of emotion and anger,” writes VOX ATL’s Ramaya Thomas. “This is a miniseries where you may
VOX ATL staff member Shyne Jones shares his first poem, “Prison of Perception.”
You know what’s difficult? Being MENA (Middle Eastern North African) — specifically, noticeably MENA. Apparently, ever since 9/11, being from that region of the world
As a young, dark-skinned female who doesn’t talk “ghetto” or “ratchet,” who doesn’t constantly listen to rap music and doesn’t live in the “‘hood,” I
Newer generations, such as mine, use the n-word in our everyday vocabulary, because we don’t truly understand the impact behind the word and we haven’t
It’s time for us to get out of the mirror and get into the streets. Without colorism we are one step closer to ending racism,
The lack of options makes people like me with darker complexions feel cast out. My makeup should not make me feel like an outsider. Beauty
My right, and any kid’s right, to survive a day at school overrides anyone’s right to own whatever gun they want. No question. How many
Once something is put out on the internet, it is there forever. It will never go away, and people will continue to bring up how
Popular Youtube personality Pewdiepie dropped an N-bomb during one of his live streams, but his fanbase of 57 million subscribers is still intact.
