Public Grief of Whitney Houston's Family: Made for TV

May 23, 2012

Danielle C. Belton writes in a piece for Clutch magazine that the antics of the singer's family in the wake of her death are starting to look like exploitation.

Santorum: College Turns You Into Obama

Black Snob editor Danielle Belton checks in on Rick Santorum's argument that the president is a snob because he wants all Americans to go to college. Is Santorum the real snob?

Does Adultery Make Gingrich More Human Than Romney?

Black Snob editor Danielle Belton examines Gingrich's comment that his weaknesses make him look stronger than perhaps someone like Romney, who appears to be perfect.

Why Oprah Is Not Enough to Fix OWN

Danielle Belton writes at Clutch magazine that the success of OWN may lie in original programming produced by Oprah's friends, including dramas, news programs, sitcoms and made-for-TV movies.

Celebrating Black Beauty on White Women

In a blog entry at Clutch magazine, Black Snob editor Danielle Belton examines the double standard of beauty between black and white women through the prism of the ubiquitous Kardashians.

Married Folks Are Almost a Minority

In an entry at her Black Snob blog, Danielle Belton tackles a recent study announcing that the marriage population has dropped since the 1960s. She says it's partly about money.

Herman Cain: All the Single Ladies

Even with the latest sexual allegations against him, Herman Cain will stay in the race, Black Snob editor Danielle Belton writes in a blog entry.

Cain's Not the First Self-Loathing Black

It's an ailment that many African Americans suffer from to some degree, Black Snob editor Danielle Belton writes. 

Christian Right Pastor Attacks Romney's Mormon Faith

It's a low blow to attack a candidate's religious beliefs, Danielle Belton blogs at Black Snob.

CNN-Tea Party Debate: The Crowd Was Out for Blood

The most startling moment? When the crowd cheered at the suggestion that an uninsured man be allowed to die, blogs Black Snob editor Danielle Belton.