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

The Chant
Jasmyn Mitchell

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter

Jasmyn “ Jazzy” Mitchell is a junior at NC. Mitchell adores expressing herself through photography and writing. She navigates every day through a critical lens and plans to change the world. Journalism gives Mitchell the opportunity to express her feelings, critics and opinions. Writing is something she's always been shy about, but this gives her the privilege to show the world her abilities. 

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NC Junior Diego Rojas tends to live in the moment and understands the importance of living authentically. This scholar spends his days exercising and connecting with those around him, taking on the journey to better himself. Rojas serves as an interesting figure and reading about him will not disappoint audiences.

The importance of positivity for Diego Rojas 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
April 19, 2024
The Oscars have received backlash countless times, but never to this drastic extent. Crowds rallying to defend Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie shocks viewers and provides laughs for those not caught up. Watching this unfold will amuse audiences for sure.

Canceling the Oscars 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
April 1, 2024
The relevance of cancel culture seemingly increases by the day. Whether its effects cause harm or provide audiences with satisfaction, people should not ignore the repercussions of cancel culture. The publics divided opinion keeps cancel culture in the air and furthers the discussion of how audiences should deal with this topic.

The detriments of cancel culture 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
March 1, 2024
Spiritualism has evolved since the mid-1800s and continues to help those involved in the practice. By centering the body and easing the mind, spiritualism benefits those involved across the world. These sacred practices carry several meanings and will continue to serve as safe havens for those in need; spiritualism continues to bring impressive benefits and will continue to occupy the lives of those involved.

The benefits of Spiritualism 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
February 29, 2024
As February 1 marks the start of Black History Month, people worldwide recognize Black history and their remarkable achievements, mainly in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. During February, people support Black businesses, visit historical African American sites, learn about prominent Black figures and read Black literature. While people continue to spread awareness about Black history, the efforts of strong Black individuals still linger today, most of which contribute to our everyday lives. In honor of Black History Month, The Chant has composed an article on several inventions made or improved by creative Black innovators.

Beyond boundaries: The legacy of Black inventions

Lauren Lee, Callie Kinsinger, Valentina Gonzalez, Nathaniel Jordan, Callie Kinsinger, Ciara Whimbush, Ivan Mendoza, Jasmyn Mitchell, Mia Kirkwood, Mackenzie Blanco, Addie Hill, Jacey Cuffie, Rosalyn Schwanke, Jameson Johnson, Rose Ordonio, and Jasmina Buranich
February 14, 2024
Double standards have existed for centuries in both the music and entertainment industries. The harm double standards cause has recently resurfaced due to the voices of certain well-known artists who fight to reduce these lop-sided standards in their industry and help entertainment flourish. Public figures hold a significant influence and manage to effectively elaborate on these issues. Their ability to hook a crowd and spark discussions about this problem helps audiences understand the issue at hand.

The double standards within the music industry 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
January 26, 2024
“AM” by Arctic Monkeys defies expectations with hits such as “Do I Wanna Know?, “Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High and others. Over ten years have passed since this albums release and it continues to loop in societys ears. With Arctic Monkeys releasing “AM” after multiple projects this album stands out in their discography and keeps audiences coming back.

Revisiting “AM” by Arctic Monkeys 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
January 22, 2024
Harvard stands out due to its status among law schools and expectations like no other. Dr. Claudine Gay entered Harvards history as the first Black president, changing the schools history. After almost six months of holding the presidential position, Gay resigned and sparked conversation around her departure. Leaving her position on January 2, 2024, she returned to her life as a professor at the university.

The resignation of Claudine Gay

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
January 10, 2024
The elegance of the color guard rarely faces competition. The swinging of alluring flags, the funk of the band and the structured marching grants the NC color guard an unmatchable reputation. Though movies briefly portray this sport, it remains underrepresented. The team undergoes countless hours of practice together as a team to deliver performances for their audiences. The group of talent consistently puts on stunning performances and represents the NC marching band beautifully.

The beauty behind the flag

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
December 8, 2023
The violence between Palestine and Israel dates back decades. News articles, infographics and constant reminders of this continuous conflict spread across the media. Both countries publicly struggle through this conflict and send worry throughout the globe. In the past, the media witnessed these two countries battle one another over religious and geographical issues. These recent events brought everything full circle and escalated the tensions.

Israel-Hamas history

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
October 30, 2023
While flashing a beautiful smile, Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan enthusiastically presents an amazing project to fans. After dropping the summer hit “Rush,” Sivan returns with a gift for fans: his electronic dance music (EDM) pop banger album “Something to Give Each Other.” Sivan praises the album and talks about his newest collection of songs with pride. While diving into the lyrics and artistic connection, Sivan outdid himself once again.

Breaking down “Something to Give Each Other”

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
November 29, 2023
When looking at the main divisions in society, researchers tend to turn to religion. The impact of religion dates back to the early days when the dominance of the church took over. Though these impacts exist physically, others have experienced the negative mental and verbal aspects religion can bring. These aspects frequently bring trauma to current communities of faith and continue to hurt former members.

The Damage of Religion 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
October 19, 2023
The Japanese-American singer Joji has experienced an interesting evolution. Starting as the raunchy comedian “Filthy Frank,” Joji took this fame and created beautiful projects. Kickstarting his musical career with gut-wrenching ballads, Joji finally expresses himself the way he always intended. He continues to excel with no plans to stop anytime soon.

Glimpse of Joji

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
October 18, 2023
With easy access to guns, gun violence has increased in America and fear continues to rise. Current legislation does not act on solutions to this issue. Due to legislators lack of help, citizens conduct studies and express solutions that dive into this issue. With continuous lives taken, society has grown tired and strives to end this issue.

Hands Up!: an article about gun violence

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
October 6, 2023
With the accusations of abuse in Hollywood dating back to 1921, movements such as #MeToo popularized the topic to shed light on the movie industry’s dark side. Child actresses such as Judy Garland and Drew Barrymore lead this conversation due to their direct exposure to Hollywood’s exploitation. The actresses’ commonly analyzed stories hope to break the abusive cycles and to allow young actresses across the industry the protection they deserve.

From preteen to prey: How Hollywood abuses young women

Jasmyn Mitchell, reporter
September 11, 2023
The media tends to silence the “L” in LGBTQ without a second thought. Sapphics, better known as lesbians, frequently find themselves as an afterthought within queer media. While gay media, exemplified by the success of “Red, White and Royal Blue” enjoys global popularity, lesbians can not help but wonder when their own moment in the spotlight will come.

The treatment of lesbians in media 

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
September 8, 2023
Combining fantasy, fiction and philosophy, singer and songwriter Hozier released his third studio album “Unreal Unearth” August 18, which raised the bar for artists around the world. From soulful bops such as “Eat Your Young” to heartbreaking songs such as “All Things End,” listeners strap in for the ride of their lives with this lyrically haunting album. Following his 2019 release “Wasteland Baby,” Hozier did not disappoint his listeners.

How storytelling benefits “Unreal Unearth”

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
August 30, 2023
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