Brooklyn White is a groovy writer who currently shares commentary on society, beauty, and wellness. She enjoys sour gummy worms and art. 

Recent Articles

Ready For Those Jellies: The Shoe That Became Both Cheap Luxury and Status Symbol
Black Barbie in Bulgari: Revisiting Hip Hop’s Ghetto Fabulous Era
What Critiques of Normani Reveal about Racist Expectations of Black Women Artists
A Pleasure to Burn: One Family’s Hot-Sauce Heirloom
Straight Capitalism, No Chaser: Brands Are Butting into “Hot Girl Summer” to Make a Quick Buck
How We Adorn Ourselves: Jailyn Poindexter on Making 20 Durags for Beyoncé’s ”Spirit” Video
Coexisting Desires: Nola Darling Finally Gets Real with Herself in “She’s Gotta Have It”
Shine Louise Houston’s Quest to Bring Porn to the Mainstream
Hell Hath No Fury: The Importance of Black Women’s Rage in Music
Our Nails Will Shine Forever: The History of Acrylics and Appropriation