News
Pagan Neo-Völkisch groups included in Civil rights watchdog 2022 hate list
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The Southern Poverty Law Center has released its annual Year in Hate & Extremism report that includes several groups in the broad umbrella of Paganism
Heathenry
Column: The Forgiveness Ritual
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Karl E.H. Seigfried examines patterns of public forgiveness, and argues for a different ethic of repentance based on the Heathen principle of “we are our deeds.”
Canada
Pagan Community Notes: Occult store defaced with neo-Nazi poster, “black mass” draws protesters, and more!
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes:, an occult store in Ohio was defaced with neo-Nazi poster, Michael Thorn crosses the Veil, numerous archaeological finds from the Pagan past and more!
Paganism
Column: After Christchurch, Declarations or Deeds?
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In the wake of the Christchurch attacks on mosques, Karl E.H. Seigfried challenges the Heathen community to take real steps toward combating white supremacy within and without Heathenry.
News
Folkish Heathen group moves into the Bible Belt
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A folkish Heathen group, Wotans Nation, received significant media coverage in the Chattanooga Times Free Press after its members purchased 44 acres in Meigs County. As state records show, the property was purchased March 30, 2017 by Angela Meadows, the wife of Eric Meadows. According to the media report, the local police warned the director of schools that the new neighbors have had a history of contacts with white supremacists. Meadows’ reported involvement with white supremacist groups
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a civil rights watchdog agency, has reported extensively on Eric Meadows’ involvement with the League of the South.