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Contributing writer Lindsay Heiman

Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer

Angelique

Angelique

Redwood

Redwood

" All that you touch, you change. All that you change, changes you. - Octavia E. Butler"

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With an innate passion for the written word, Angelique Redwood has spent the past few years growing her portfolio through the creation of blogs based in mindfulness & spirituality, creative writing, and book reviews. When she’s not pressing pen to the page, she’s either immersing herself in nature, satiating her large reading appetite, or indulging herself in all things entertainment, whether that be through movies, television, or music.

About Angelique

TrooRa is more than just a magazine; it’s a lifeline highlighting what society truly should be. Independent ownership and collaboration are the keys, and TrooRa exemplifies that through thoughtful words tailored to service & champion the power of community. Seeing the Indigenous Forest for the Trees is one of many articles I've written bringing truth to that power, and is a reason why if I could change one thing in this world, I’d push for a little more empathy from humanity. While I sip my favorite green tea and send upside-down smiling emojis over my frustrations with the world, I remind myself that my desire for more empathy is the catalyst behind my writing passion.

Contributing Writer

Angelique

Prerna Prakash

Featured Articles

With an innate passion for the written word, Angelique Redwood has spent the past few years growing her portfolio through the creation of blogs based in mindfulness & spirituality, creative writing, and book reviews. When she’s not pressing pen to the page, she’s either immersing herself in nature, satiating her large reading appetite, or indulging herself in all things entertainment, whether that be through movies, television, or music.

Redwood

" All that you touch, you change. All that you change, changes you. - Octavia E. Butler"

About Angelique

TrooRa is more than just a magazine; it’s a lifeline highlighting what society truly should be. Independent ownership and collaboration are the keys, and TrooRa exemplifies that through thoughtful words tailored to service & champion the power of community. Seeing the Indigenous Forest for the Trees is one of many articles I've written bringing truth to that power, and is a reason why if I could change one thing in this world, I’d push for a little more empathy from humanity. While I sip my favorite green tea and send upside-down smiling emojis over my frustrations with the world, I remind myself that my desire for more empathy is the catalyst behind my writing passion.

The Womb Issue 2026 Angelique's Words

The Womb Issue 2026 Angelique's Words

The Womb Issue 2026 Angelique's Words

Delve into our contributing writer Angelique Redwood's works even further in our latest release, The Womb Issue. In this issue, Angelique explores how menstrual cup brand Saalt is making menstrual care products more sustainable and accessible, as well as the current state of the Black maternal mortality gap and how ancestral practices can help address these inequities in 'Doulas, Midwives, and Ancestral Knowledge'. Lastly, Angelique holds a reflective conversation with founder Kalkidan GebreyohannesRoyster (known as Kalu) about the origins of Blk Girls Green House, a healing space for nurturing life-- plant and human.

Delve into our contributing writer Angelique Redwood's works even further in our latest release, The Womb Issue. In this issue, Angelique explores how menstrual cup brand Saalt is making menstrual care products more sustainable and accessible, as well as the current state of the Black maternal mortality gap and how ancestral practices can help address these inequities in 'Doulas, Midwives, and Ancestral Knowledge'. Lastly, Angelique holds a reflective conversation with founder Kalkidan GebreyohannesRoyster (known as Kalu) about the origins of Blk Girls Green House, a healing space for nurturing life-- plant and human.

A collection of TROORA magazine issues, featuring a woman in a dramatic black dress in front of an ornate building, highlighting themes of women's health, humor, and empowerment.
A collection of TROORA magazine issues, featuring a woman in a dramatic black dress in front of an ornate building, highlighting themes of women's health, humor, and empowerment.

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