Nia Tipton is a Staff Writer at YourTango, based in Chicago. She covers a wide range of topics including pop culture, modern-day issues, and experiences, with a focus on culture and society, family and relationships, and health and wellness. Nia's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance Singapore, MSN, and NewsBreak.
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It's common these days for women to come together and discuss their experiences existing in a patriarchal society.
By: Nia Tipton
Life can be quite cruel at times, and for some people, it can feel like a never-ending pile of obstacles they need to jump over to reach a place of peace.
By: Nia Tipton
There's a lot that goes into being a good boss who cares about their employees and upholds a company's values and culture.
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It's never easy dealing with a controlling person, especially when it's someone you love.
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When a husband truly values his wife, he'll speak to her with respect even when he feels frustrated and upset at her. Will he get angry?
By: Nia Tipton
We've all encountered them: mean people who are more preoccupied with winning an argument than with actually listening and absorbing information to have a productive discussion.
By: Nia Tipton
It can sometimes be hard to sit down and have genuine conversations with people because we live in a society that values speed and bluntness over respectful and thoughtful communication.
By: Nia Tipton
Parents shape who their children become as adults, including both good and bad qualities. Certain parenting choices can even impact dark traits like narcissism, especially in men.
By: Nia Tipton
You can always tell when someone uses common sense in most situations they encounter.
