The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

The Chant
Faith Allen

Faith Allen, Reporter

Faith Allen first gained her strong interest in writing at the age of six. Consumed in her notebook, she let creativity control her hands, creating stories of anything that came to her mind. Later, at 10 years old, she grew entranced by the world of politics, spending most of her time during the pandemic watching CNN and MSNBC. Now a magnet sophomore at NC, she has kicked off her first year at The Chant, putting her talents to good use. Allen is currently involved in NC’s Beta club, Tribal Connections, Model UN, swim team and theater. Outside of school, she participates in Girl Scouts at her local church. During her free time, Allen enjoys playing Instruments, reading, making music with her friends, watching TV, supporting her community and sewing. 

 

Find Faith on Instagram @faith.journalism.

All content by Faith Allen
Vampire popularity within the media historically corresponds with times of social and economic anxieties. Today, vampirism’s resurgence simultaneously coincides with a rising fear of the potential of an economic recession. Surprisingly, a phenomenon known as the Monster Theory explains the correlation between vampires and a recession.

Vampires bite back into pop culture… again: The Monster Theory and public anxiety

Faith Allen, Reporter
October 21, 2025
The Supreme Court heard a major case that could threaten the Voting Rights Act of 1965. In Louisiana v. Callais, disputes based on Louisiana’s congressional map could hold heavy nationwide impacts by eliminating considerations of racial demographics in redistricting. Depending on the outcome of the case, millions of minority voters' voices could hold a lower impact in upcoming elections.

Supreme Court case threatens the future of the Voting Rights Act

Faith Allen, Reporter
October 21, 2025
Throughout time, Hispanic communities have faced trials and setbacks, but Hispanic Heritage Month allows individuals from around the world to further amplify the beauty found within this population.

Beauty in the culture: The Chant explores the roots of 48 Hispanic & Latino trailblazers

Wyatt Toth, Lidia Sidorova, Camila Ortiz, Rosalyn Schwanke, Mackenzie Blanco, Sloane Moore, Isabella Morales, Cassidy Lumpkin, Devyn Potts, Darwin Kamau, Alyssa Mehta, Jeremiah McKinney, Vaughn Thomas, Bernard Boston, Harmoni Dunn, Taylor Morrow, Kassidy Brown, Memphis Dhirar, Faith Allen, Megan Taffel, Sophia Lamb, Skye Pierre, and London Ford
October 14, 2025
Globally, a rise in racist media on social media has occurred. Content such as TikTok videos and the recent Sydney Sweeney advertisement exemplifies the issue. The normalization of prejudicial rhetoric turns into a concern for people of all ethnic backgrounds due to its harmful impact on society.

The rise of casual racism

Faith Allen, Reporter
September 17, 2025
As August approached its end, the critically acclaimed movie “K-pop Demon Hunters” entered theaters in select countries for a two-day sing-along event. Thousands of fans across the country showed up ecstatic, singing and dancing along to their favorite songs. The screenings ended in success, grossing approximately 18 million dollars at the box office.

“Kpop Demon Hunters” hits silver screens

Faith Allen, Reporter
August 27, 2025
August 5, an attack on a Department of Government Efficiency member, Edward Coristine, urged an executive response to crime rates in D.C.. Trump declared a crime emergency, allowing him to take federal control of the local police department. In search of further assistance, Trump requested a battalion of National Guard troops to help maintain order. Trump ordered increased policing in an effort to decrease crime and homelessness, although violent crime statistics in the city currently sit at a 30-year low.

Federal hold of the capital: Police crackdowns in D.C. advance

Darwin Kamau and Faith Allen
August 25, 2025
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