biological essentialism
Editorial: The Pagan Imperative of Transgender Rights
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott shares an editorial discussing how Pagans will be on the right side of history by supporting transgender rights.
Paganism
Pagan librarians respond to challenged book list
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TWH speaks to three Pagan librarians about providing services to their communities in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and challenges to intellectual freedom from anti-LGBTQ groups.
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Pagan Community Notes: ACLU files human rights lawsuit against NM public schools, Invictus denied bail in S.C.
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, The ACLU files human rights lawsuit in NM against Albuquerque Public Schools, Invictus denied bail in South Carolina, updates on Witch’s Pantry cave, and more!
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Philly Pagan Pride Day attendees “Rick-rolled” protesters, impacts of Hurricane Dorian, and more!
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Philly Pagan Pride Day attendees “Rick-rolled” protesters, the impacts of Hurricane Dorian, How you can help the Bahamas and much more!
A Discovery of Witches
“A Discovery of Witches”: vampires, witches and academics in love
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“It beings with an absence of desire
It begins with blood and fear
It begins with
a discovery of witches.”
Based on the All Souls trilogy by Deborah Harkness, A Discovery of Witches is a new television series is about “daemons,” vampires, and witches that co-inhabit the world alongside ordinary humans. Each group distrusts the others. in the first episode, one of the characters notes that the world has become a time of “men,” echoing the progression of Tolkien’s Middle-Earth. The other groups have faded into the background, but still exist – vampires, daemons, and witches – oh, and a regulation board. Sky’s new series hits the screen with two important backstage successes.