Tag archieven: politics

“I had no doubt that the gods accepted my sexuality” – Mo Batchelor on social change and the Craft

Geplaatst op 28 januari, 2024 door Morgana

Morgana asked Mo Batchelor about his views on sexuality, gender, and social change. How did he as a gay man in the seventies experience the Craft, and how does he feel about present-day discussions of gender identity? Lees verder →

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Review: A Beautiful Resistance – The Fire Is Here

Geplaatst op 1 februari, 2017 door Medeia

A Beautiful Resistance is the journal of Gods & Radicals, who combine pagan spirituality and radical politics to challenge established power structures. Lees verder →

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Activism, interfaith and tradition – a pagan perspective; an interview with Morgana

Geplaatst op 5 augustus, 2015 door Guest author

Morgana is a Pagan activist, a PFI international coordinator and a Gardnerian Priestess. Less is known about her interfaith initiatives and her role in academic study of Paganism. Lees verder →

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GOD-Dess Capital-ISM: How poor women smuggled markets & freedom into Vietnam surrounding communism and changed it to a freer society – Part 1

Geplaatst op 2 november, 2013 door Guest author

In some communist countries there is nothing but ‘patriotic’ parades, rallies and displays of martial power. But there are exceptions as celebrations and ceremonies are older than governments. And these exceptions can change rules, even in Vietnam. Lees verder →

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