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Lifestyle Columnist for @ajc. Chicago native. Lover of deep house music, deep dish pizza and deep storytelling.
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Reading romance novels is an act of resistance

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By Nedra Rhone 
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Opinion In a genre built by women for women, stories of Black love become both refuge and affirmation. An employee stocks romance titles last summer at The Ripped Bodice bookstore in Culver City, Calif. (Chris Pizzello/AP 2025) There is something special about entering a space where women are celebrating and exuding joy.
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With degrees in doubt, Dr. Cheyenne Bryant’s credentials need more clarity

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By Nedra Rhone 
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Opinion Inconsistencies and unanswered questions have raised red flags and fueled calls for greater transparency. Cheyenne Bryant promotes her book, “Live Your Promise,” during an interview on the Black Enterprise YouTube channel. (YouTube screenshot) Cheyenne Bryant, known to many as Dr. Bryant, sits in front of a wall of commendations in a recent interview.
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Why Atlanta’s women-owned sports bars can both win

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By Nedra Rhone 
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Opinion It’s another moment for women to show they can thrive and compete in a league of their own. Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese fights for a rebound against Las Vegas Aces forward NaLyssa Smith (right) during the first half of a WNBA game at State Farm Arena on Sunday, May 17, 2026, in Atlanta. (Colin Hubbard for the AJC) In 2022, there was only one women’s sports bar in the country. In 2026, there are more than 25 nationwide.
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