Witchcraft

Witches exist in the series of many popular TV, movies, and books, including True Blood, Harry Potter, and teenage witch Sabrina. These witches have magical powers and you can manipulate the surrounding world and use them for every good thing and evil. The fact that these powers are used due to evil is a really terrible part. For example, many wizards and wizards in "Harry Potter" are Voldemort's Death Eater who uses their power to kill people and cause confusion in society and create evil.

Magic is a resistance act. Or is it so. Magic is religion, for others it is a spiritual custom, for others it is a way of life - or all three. But it is also a tool. Witches are not always powerful for poor people, repressed people, prostitutes' tools, often unprotected and often comforted people, and those who try to stop them and try to follow them and suppress them. And rule them without mercy and kindness. My understanding of my witch when I grew up was entirely based on the Salem Witch trial, the annual viewing of Hocus Pocus, and the repeating episode of teenage witch Sabrina. Not surprisingly, there are strong communities in the Bay Area, they think they are wizards or part of the magical work tradition, they know more than spells. There are even forms of magical magic called "recycle" founded in the Bay Area in the late 1970s.

Clearly, magic and feminism are not synonyms. A witch needs some form of faith - a spell that moves magic, spells and their magical behavior with mysterious power. It is difficult to imagine a witch who does not distinguish himself as a feminist, but the truth is the opposite, not to say that not every feminist believes in magic, of course. However, it is not appropriate whether magic is correct or not. In any case, the witch's full power exists in the stories we talk about. It is like a witch or a strange wife and exists in a funny witch's blur. The claim that "I am a witch" is born from the fact that it is not a sharp word "I am a woman".