• Express Yourself

    • Visual Arts: Winter 2019

      Visual Arts: Winter 2019

      We love receiving your visual art submissions, NOLA girls! Y’all are seriously talented.  If you want your visual art to be featured in Geaux Girl!, email your favorite work to submissions@geauxgirlmagazine.org. Please make sure to include your name, age, school, and...

    • Maya and Me

      Maya and Me

      The world has just begun to recognize and give credit to Black women for the beauty and power we possess. But Black women are still oppressed and ignored more than they’re praised. I grew up being taught that my natural hair was nappy, so a flat iron on my hair became...

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    • It’s Pumpkin Dip Season!

      It’s Pumpkin Dip Season!

      Fall makes me think of the Saints, cooler weather, and pumpkin patches. And while you may be thinking of pumpkin pie or pumpkin spice lattés, there’s another part of the pumpkin that you’re going to love: the seeds! They’re packed with good-for-you things like iron...

    • Getting Your Shot

      Getting Your Shot

      We asked our doctor friends at LSU Health New Orleans to respond to some questions about the Covid-19 vaccine from one of our Teen Advisory Council members who recently turned 16. We figured you all would appreciate reading what they shared with us!What’s your advice...

    • Teen-Friendly NOLA Clinics 2021 – 2022

      Teen-Friendly NOLA Clinics 2021 – 2022

      Teen-Friendly NOLA ClinicsClinics that serve adolescents usually focus on the reproductive health needs of adolescents and young adults but may also provide primary care services. The ages served vary depending on the clinic, but they usually include preteens (11 or...

    • Have Fun

    • Mystic Moons: Summer 2019

      Mystic Moons: Summer 2019

      Full Moons are a great time to set intentions and highlight change in our lives. Spiritual clarity comes more easily and we can utilize the events to grow. Energies can be intense or distracting. Planning for each lunation to keep focus is essential to harnessing the...

    • Eyes On Design

      Eyes On Design

      When you think of an exceptional fashion designer, who comes to mind? Coco Chanel? Donatella Versace? Alexander McQueen? Your favorite Project Runway contestant? All of these designers have made legendary impacts on the fashion industry and deserve our awe and respect, but it’s time to make way for a new up-and-coming designer: Twelve-year-old Alexandra Bujan.

    • Fun Summer Tote

      Fun Summer Tote

      Did you know that the Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the average person throws away 81 pounds of clothing per year? That adds up to 3.8 billion pounds of unnecessary waste in our landfills. And, did you know most fabrics do not decompose and will sit...

    • Dat’s My Jam Fall-Winter 2021-2022

      Dat’s My Jam Fall-Winter 2021-2022

      Jane (12), St. George’s Episcopal School Favorite happy song: “Classic” by MKTO Best song to cry your eyes out to: “Jealousy, Jealousy” by Olivia Rodrigo Song I’m embarrassed to admit I love: “Slipping Through My Fingers” by ABBA Song that makes me dance like nobody’s...

    • Favorite NOLA Hangout Spots Spring 2020

      Favorite NOLA Hangout Spots Spring 2020

      Courtlyn (17), Mount Carmel Academy Favorite coffee shop: PJ’s New Orleans East Why it’s awesome: It’s a Black-owned business that is successful and they are very welcoming! Favorite thing to get there: Hot chocolate Se’Maj (13), ReNEW SciTech Academy Favorite place...

    • Expand Your Mind

    • I’m not gay, I’m trans.

      I’m not gay, I’m trans.

      BY Geaux Girl! August was born a girl but never saw himself as one. He came out as trans in middle school and started his journey from female to male, which has included hormone replacement therapy to deepen his voice. August plans to have “top surgery” this summer so...

    • Five Fierce New Orleans Women Who Made History

      Five Fierce New Orleans Women Who Made History

      As New Orleans is celebrating its tricentennial, we’re excited to use this momentous occasion to talk about five fierce sheroes (she + heroes) who were New Orleanians through and through. These women ignored what society told them they should do and be as girls — then...

    • Budgeting Crash Course

      Budgeting Crash Course

      We know that many of you are starting to deal with your own money and have questions about managing your money. We asked Fidelity Bank to share some key advice. The financial habits you form now will be with you the rest of your life, so you might as well start...

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Category: Writing

Your Twisted Game

Your Twisted Game

Your Twisted Game By ZOE MOSELEY I wish I could tell you the way I feel. The way I yearn to hear your voice. To feel your touch, even just the brush of a hand. Do you feel it too? Probably not. For...
Where I’m From

Where I’m From

Where I’m From By MIRACLE NIXON I am from divine giftsFrom never ending dreams and visionsFrom supernatural phenomena.I am from mountains and oceansFlowing ever so freely.I am from the...
Under the Morning Sun

Under the Morning Sun

Under the Morning Sun By EVELYNN COFFIE Mom died this morning. I plastered her will to the yellow wallpaper in her room. The protocol. I remember the day we devised our future wills. We sat on our...
A Young Black Mind: Anxiety, My Best Friend

A Young Black Mind: Anxiety, My Best Friend

Last time I talked about how I stood out from everyone else. Yes, I am proud of the way I am! My name is Dalesia and I do not want to be like anyone else. But sometimes, I think otherwise. She tells...
Things to Be Thankful For

Things to Be Thankful For

Things to Be Thankful For By MILLECENT HELMKA  crickets chirping during quiet moments hot chocolate and blankets by the fireplace old tv shows on an old tv in an old house owned by an old lady trees...
In Today’s Society

In Today’s Society

Bullying leads to insecurities, which can be painful mentally and physically. Have you ever been in an oppressive environment where you couldn’t be yourself? People around you repeatedly calling you...