Rita Omokha
Rita Omokha writes about culture, race, politics, and history. She’s the recipient of the Pulitzer PrizeTraveling Fellowship, the Education Writers Association Features Award, and the Society of Professional Journalists Features Award, among other honors and recognitions. She’s an adjunct professor at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. She’s the author of Resist: How a Century of Young Black Activists Shaped America.
Quick Question
How The Shade Room’s Angie Nwandu Is Disrupting Social Media
“Nobody was blogging on Instagram because they saw no need for that, and they were wrong.”
Quick Question
Before Working At Meta, This Exec Knew In College That Facebook Would Be Successful
Naomi Gleit’s senior thesis was all about the social media platform.
Wellness
Why Walking Is “Fundamental” Self-Care For This Community Organizer
GirlTrek co-founder Vanessa Garrison explains how and why to make it part of your routine.
The Sobriety Spectrum
In 2021, What Even Is Sobriety?
Discover sober paths and how 5 women got started.
Beauty
The Skin Care Industry Is Failing People Of Color
Here’s where the field stands in terms of inclusivity.
Life
How To Help Those Affected By The Water Crisis In Mississippi
Weeks after the winter storm, thousands are still without drinking water.
Life
These Affirmations Celebrate Self-Care During Black History Month
Fleur de lis Speaks shares her tips for cultivating self-love.
Rule Breakers
How Bushra Amiwala Is Fighting Islamophobia With Compassion
The country's youngest Muslim elected official chats with Bustle.
