Nisha has been writing for digital media publications for over a decade, including Vox, MSNBC, NBC News, Racked, Elle, Poynter, The American Prospect, and Jezebel.
Some of her most recent writing highlights:
Food and culture
A not-intimidating guide to meal planning (Vox, December 2022)
How to cook and eat well when food is more expensive than ever (Vox, November 2022)
Ramps, spring’s trendiest produce, explained (Vox, May 2021)
How Instagrammy cookware got so popular (Vox, December 2020)
Quarantine cooking is about more than just feeding yourself (Vox, March 2020)
Why is wine still so confusing? (Vox, March 2020)
Millennials have dinner parties, they just don’t call them that (Vox, October 2019)
How a recipe goes viral on Instagram (Vox, February 2019)
Habit tracking apps are the latest self-improvement trend. But do they work? (Vox, January 2019)
Instagram is helping save the indie bookstore (Vox, December 2018)
Who cares if Aperol Spritzes are brand-engineered? They’re good. (Racked, July 2018)
Women in politics
The Kamala Harris identity debate shows how America still struggles to talk about multiracial people (Vox, August 2020)
Ilhan Omar, AOC, and the silencing of women of color in Congress (Vox, April 2019)
2016 candidates turn to Snapchat to announce their campaigns (MSNBC, June 2015)
How social media is changing the feminist movement. (MSNBC, March 2015)
Other highlights
Olivia Pope of Scandal Proved That Serious People Can Care About Fashion Too (Racked, April 2018)
Samantha Bee Moves ‘Full Frontal’ Charitable T-Shirt Production to Puerto Rico (Racked, March 2018)
Why I never tell anyone, especially my co-workers, my age (Elle, February 2014)