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Bougie Feral is a bold contradiction—just like you.
We don’t ask for permission. We don’t fit in boxes. We don’t do “normal.” This is a magazine for the 80’s babies who ran wild in the yard, knocked on doors, and drank from garden hoses—before life went full digital.
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We believe in complexity and intersectionality. We believe in the Yes/And.
We believe that sharing space, time, and our stories are tools for liberation. That writing—real, reflective, rooted writing—is a way to name ourselves, to remember or rediscover what we’ve been taught to forget.
We’re not here to perform identity—we’re here to explore it. To sit in complexity. To hold grief and joy in the same breath. We believe that the stories we share and the questions we ask shape our future.
This is not a content mill. This is a collective. An archive. A cultural moment.
Your words deserve print. Something permanent. Something that doesn’t vanish in 24 hours.
We don’t dilute work to fit trends. We protect your voice—and help it reach the right people.
The right piece at the right time can shift something in someone. That’s what we’re here for.
Trudi Lebron is the author of The Antiracist Business Book, and the Founder of The Institute for Equity-Centered Coaching. Through her writing, mentorship, facilitation, and curriculum, Trudi inspires us to confront and explore who we’ve been, who we are, and who we will be.
Former teen mom, high-school opt-out, rule breaker, and wayfinder Trudi is known for her ability to make difficult conversations opportunities to get to know ourselves and each other better. Bougie Feral is a creative expression of the work she’s been doing for years. Challenging, connecting, exploring, wondering, imagining, dreaming, and liberating.