Southern Publication Steps Up to Document New Normal Way of Living

ATLANTA - Sept. 29, 2020 - PRLog -- SwagHer Magazine and Media celebrates its ten-year anniversary with their latest issue entitled "The New Normal". The issue talks about life, social unrest, and healing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. SwagHer Magazine publisher and EIC, Francheska "Fancy" Felder is the cover story as she opens up about surviving 10 years in business, battling impostor syndrome, and more.  An exclusive interview with Naja Hall of Blended & Black, articles about fashion, inspiration, beauty, business, personal development, and more.

"I wanted SwagHer to be one of the publications to document how life has changed since Covid-19 hit in February but from the Black perspective. We already have so much missing history," Fancy says. "Of course being so transparent in this issue was hard, and Arnya and I touched on wounds I wasn't aware of that were still open. However I hope that my story, or at least as much of much of my story that I've shared until now resonates with someone else and helps them.

The outlet is also accepting video submissions for others to share their new normal way of living and has some submissions already live on the website.

SwagHer Magazine now has an affiliate program. So once enrolled, each time someone purchases an issue with the special affiliate link, the affiliate can earn a 12% commission.

Pre-sales for a physical copy of The New Normal issue at the special price of $10 plus a $7.50 shipping fee will be available until Friday, October 2, 2020.

The New Normal issue is now available for select viewing digitally at http://swagher.net..

SwagHer Magazine was founded in 2010 in Baton Rouge, LA by Francheska "Fancy" Felder. The publication is an empowerment and cultural lifestyle publication for the Black community. Past features include Kandi Burruss, David Banner, Tami Roman, Dr. Wendy Osefo, and more.