Real Life with Nedra Rhone

According to several recent studies, many members of Gen Z are making up qualifications on their job applications and resumes.

I thought I was going to a book conference, but what I got was a crash course in all the ways that Black romance novels are transforming the lives and minds of readers.

Metro Atlanta teachers like Taurika Boateng Chennault have faced grief, burnout and pandemic setbacks — and deserve rest and our support.

The #MeToo movement encouraged Lisa Kaye Rayner to share her experiences. But no one should have to wait to speak their truth.

Adriana Smith’s death never should have happened, but her family should at least be afforded dignity and compassion to make choices about her future.

An Atlanta-based mom and entrepreneur is trying to prevent a woman who was recorded calling a 5-year-old a slur from receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in fundraising.

The pope’s family story is the very embodiment of America’s unique history.

The latest effort to manufacture a baby boom is disturbing, as the most prominent voices shaping the movement are not mothers.

When patients are overcharged, a refund process that prioritizes speed, communication and transparency should be the goal.

While consumers protest the dismantling of DEI initiatives, the boycott is also limiting shopping habits. How long can we live without the convenience of the major retailer?