Nadra Nittle
Nadra Nittle is a reporter for The Goods by Vox. She has written for a number of news organizations, including The Atlantic, ThinkProgress, Digital First Media, KCET, and Gannett. She’s also edited two book series for Enslow Publishing and has written a book for the publisher as well. For several years, she was About.com’s race relations expert. She has a master’s degree in education and taught briefly before pursuing a journalism career.
Latest articles by Nadra Nittle
The myth of the all-white American West contributes to the erasure of black cowboys, musicians, and settlers.
Critics say the code smacks of respectability politics.
The new fictional series shows that black witches can be human, powerful, and the stars of their own stories.
She became a millionaire after giving Madam C.J. Walker her big break as a sales agent.
The rise of curve models like Ashley Graham hasn’t necessarily given customers who wear cusp sizes more visibility.
A black sweater with bright red lips has led to an uproar months after Prada figurines were similarly called out.
Thanks to indie designers and Meghan Markle.
Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wore suffragist white to Trump’s address.
Super Bowl ads cost $5 million on average, but some brands still miss the mark.
Ezekiel bread, the Daniel fast, and Holy Yoga all take their cues from Scripture.