Nana Baah
Staff Writer
nana.baah@vice.com<p> Staff writer covering sex, relationships, the internet and young people.</p>
How To Fix Racism in the Music Industry, By People in the Music Industry
Here's what people of colour across the music industry would like to see change.
Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Tinder Is as Chaotic as It Sounds
The dating app's new ‘Swipe Night’ feature prompts users to swipe left or right and control the outcome of a short film.
The Black Medical Students Fighting Racism in Skincare
Lack of understanding about how skin complaints appear on darker skin can lead to misdiagnosis for Black patients. A new generation of medical professionals wants this to change.
Are You Getting Any? If You Match with Black Women On Dating Apps, Don’t Do This
University student Alvina says fetishisation on dating apps is commonplace.
The Slumflower Has Logged Off
Chidera Eggerue, the writer behind the #SaggyBoobsMatter hashtag, speaks to VICE about her new relationship with social media.
Everything Wrong with That Terrible 'Back to Work' Advert
I don't know about you, but I miss BCC-ing so much.
Are You Getting Any? Lockdown Changed How My Boyfriend and I Have Sex
Twenty-year-old university student Bel worried that she'd never want to have sex again.
The Mysterious Disappearance of Terrence Woods Jr.
In October 2018, a 26-year-old TV production assistant ran into the woods while shooting on location in Idaho. He hasn’t been seen since.
Bolu Babalola’s ‘Love in Colour’ Turns Love Stories on Their Head
The writer's captivating new book spans Greek mythology and Nigerian folklore. "This isn’t fluffy 'live, love, laugh' stuff," she says.
Inside the Reddit Group That Gives Brutal Feedback on People’s Hinge Profiles
Posters on r/HingeApp will tell you exactly what they think of your "dream dinner guest" response.
Reaction Videos, Lip-Syncing and POV: My Quest to Become TikTok Famous
If Addison Rae can get 50 million followers for dancing to Doja Cat, maybe I could give it a go too.