How dare she!

Did James really commit fraud, or is The 15 Percent Pledge another casualty in the war against DEI?

I wonder what my former educator mother would have thought about all this debate over one woman's decisions?

They're not just banning a book. They're banning children from learning empathy.

From using storytelling to change lives to growing up Black in Utah, Christina Blacken just wants to make our world a more equitable place.

Apparently eating disorders and obsessing over your looks aren't just for women anymore!

In Nikole Hannah-Jones' story for New York Times Magazine, she and her daughter fight a racist system that neither can beat alone.

'Fancy Broke' Black people partied so hard during the Obama Administration that I'm convinced they elected the current occupant just to stop it.

On Married at First Sight, Nikki Jefferson gave us a glimpse of her life, but in this new profile series, "Meet Cute," she's ready to reveal the full picture.

Why do we keep going to these award shows again?

Stop rewarding terrible men!

Plus, THE BLACK SNOB POD has an official launch date, and coming soon: premium content!

Researchers at Anthropic are worried that AI could kill us all, but The Snob doesn't know what to do, so she's going to watch some Bravo instead.

To paraphrase Guns n' Roses—Welcome to Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle," it gets worse here every day. You learn to live like an animal in the U.S. where we play.

Plus, some Snob housekeeping and a fun look back at the pilot episode of ‘A Different World’ with The Pilot Podcast

But so many talented Black designers do. Don't ignore them this New York Fashion Week.

My cat died in 2016, y'all. So I'm really dying alone this time! Or not.

On 'days like this,' nobody wants 'to be startin something,' unless it's to start having fun because it's summer again in Brooklyn.

Plus: A street-fighting Spider-Man in Minneapolis, how ‘careless’ people are destroying media, and a chicken ramen recipe that will warm your soul.

Sometimes you want music that'll make you "Fight the Power," but right now I just need some songs that tell me I'm not crazy.

As beautiful as she was smart, Dolly Parton loved children and suffered no fools, just like a real 'diva.'

I used to think I was bad with money until I read the signs of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and realized I was set up for failure by my flawed brain chemistry.

Why would a biracial Black woman with a working uterus want to leave America? The Snob has some ideas.

Meritocracy is a myth you tell the poor and disenfranchised to make them think their woes lie solely within them.

Nobody wins when the (Black media) family feuds, and other hot topics.

Your best is never good enough in a game that's rigged.

It's August, which means a bunch of people are "discovering" that Black people "summer" in Martha's Vineyard again!

In this week's Snips & Snobs, we take a peek into Black Mississippi's history of radical resilience; talk about my new video podcast, THE BLACK SNOB POD; and ask Nene Leakes to please unblock me!

Can't eat lettuce. Can't eat jalapeños. Can't eat kale. And I definitely can't eat the bagged salad. It's almost like elections have consequences!

I'm back, I'm snobbier than ever, and you have my friend Wendy to thank. Let's get into The Black Snob 2.0!

Lori Montenegro of Telemundo, Henrick Karoliszyn of the Freelance Frontier & author Danielle Belton share mental health tips for journalists.

Everything is on fire, but until a proper fire department shows up, there's not a lot to do but watch it burn.

Detroit's finest, Madison Gray, is the next executive editor of the award-winning New York Amsterdam News!

Whether you have agoraphobia like me or are just extremely introverted, the answer to your depression and loneliness is the thing you fear the most — human interaction.

Here's a little story about that one time I had to take back my name from a trolling blogger, among other things.

Fried goodness is how I show my love.

The former Atlanta mayor sparked political buzz by announcing her 2026 gubernatorial bid during a powerful moment at the Leading Women Defined Summit.

When the press took down a sitting president, the die was cast — mainstream media had to be destroyed.

I ran. I ran so far away.