Reclaiming The Caribbean's Old Religions: Vodou, Santeria And

Caribbean people are immensely proud of our cultures. We brag about our food, music, dance, athletic prowess, and many other aspects of our distinct
Caribbean people are immensely proud of our cultures. We brag about our food, music, dance, athletic prowess, and many other aspects of our distinct Caribbeanness. But, when it comes to homegrown religions, mum’s the word. I wanted to understand why we don’t know much about the religions grounded in

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post(?)colonial witchcraft. (because it's not like the US has

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About the Book Throughout Africa and beyond in the Diaspora caused by the slave trade, the divine feminine was revered in the forms of goddesses,

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How do yall feel about black & Hispanic people in the West