Living
El Niño que Vivió (a pesar de “Ella”)
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Quería hacer lo correcto y no apoyar a alguien como ella, alguien que no me agrada y con quien ya no me identifico. Y al mismo tiempo, mi niño interior quería divertirse.
¿Qué era lo correcto?
Living
The Boy(s) Who Lived – Despite JK Rowling’s Damage
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I wanted to do the right thing and not support someone like her, someone who I couldn’t like and didn’t identify with anymore. And the same time, my inner child wanted to have fun. What was the right thing to do?
Asia
China sees the goddess Mazu as key to influencing politics in Taiwan
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Beijing hopes to use the faithful’s adoration of the goddess Mazu to manipulate elections in Taiwan.
Arts & Culture
“Paganism never stopped existing and continues to exist”: Danica Boyce’s anticolonial folklore
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott sits down for a wide-ranging interview with Danica Boyce, host of the Fair Folk Podcast. In the first half of the conversation, Boyce discusses seasonal folklore, how Indigenous education influenced her Paganism, and a new vision for how to incorporate traditional knowledge into modern Paganism.
Living
The New Year is a time to reflect on joy, hope, and tradition
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January is a time for blessings, for joy, and for considering and perhaps resetting our ethical stances.