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08/07/2007
N-word vs. B-word: Which is Worse?
Why is it that so many sisters are offended when someone uses the n-word, and yet won't bat an eye when it comes to the b-word?

07/17/2007
Using The Power of Our Wallets
Who says Black people have stopped protesting offensive language and media images in the era of the omnipresent n-word? A new NiaPulse survey reveals the surprising truth...

12/27/2006
Your Best Comments of '06
In 2006, NiaOnline members had plenty to say about color-struck men, modern-day slavery, aging, the N-word, and more. Here are our favorite comments by you

12/12/2006
Beyond Nicole Richie and Thinspiration
Nicole Richie's latest arrest sheet may revive media hype over the bad influence that skinny celebs have on young women, but NiaOnline's research shows that cause for concern may lie elsewhere

05/30/2006
Black Women's Summertime Skin Concerns
During a recent survey, hundreds of you told us what your top skin-care needs would be this summer. Here's our advice for getting that safe, allover glow you're craving

05/16/2006
How Black Women Really View Illegal Workers
As President George W. Bush unveils his latest immigration-reform plans, a NiaOnline survey reveals that Black women are less likely than Whites to think that illegal aliens are taking their jobs

03/21/2006
Which Sisters Are Moving and Shaking?
Twenty-five of the nation's most influential Black women in business--including NiaOnline's CEO--were recently honored by The Network Journal

02/07/2006
Timely Tips From the Women of Power
During Black Enterprise's Women of Power Summit, we caught up with Atlanta's mayor and other leading sisters. Here's their advice for staying sane as you climb

11/08/2005
How Black Women Really View Sexuality
A recent government report on American sexual habits may have missed the mark with regard to sexual orientation, suggest the results of a new NiaOnline survey

11/01/2005
Swoopes Comes Out. Are We Ready?
WNBA star Sheryl Swoopes recently revealed that she is gay. A NiaOnline survey suggests that her toughest critics may be within her own community


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