Title :	Intersectional Witchcraft 101
Material Type:	printed text
Authors:	Caro Berry, Author
Publisher:	Pretty In Punk Design
ISBN (or other code):	FEM BER 2017
Languages :	English (eng)
Descriptors:	Feminism Feminisms of Colour/Race and Feminism Food Politics & Animal Rights Gender and Sex Queer Religion and Spirituality Zines
Abstract:	Back in 2017, increasingly frustrated by both the direct discrimination and passive perpetuation of oppression within the community, I designed an intersectional witchcraft pentagram that noted five areas I believed at the time to require particular attention. Almost as soon as I posted the design to Instagram I realized I'd have to write an accompanying zine; and I say "have to" because I was inundated with multiple queries on the broader topic, none of which could be answered nearly enough for social media. As I began to work through the five areas I'd highlighted, I quickly saw how big the whole topic of intersectional witchcraft is. True to form, each area I'd mentioned was inextricably linked to many more; and whilst I initially anticipated producing one 'why' zine, looking at the importance of intersectionality, and subsequent 'how' zine' putting into practice, I saw that was no longer possible. As far as this zine is concerned, I stuck to what would have been the first instalment - intersectional witchcraft 101 - which covers the five areas initially highlighted, i.e. the importance of being: animal friendly, anti-fascist, anti-racist, queer-positive, and trans-inclusive

Intersectional Witchcraft 101 [printed text] / Caro Berry, Author . - [S.l.] : Pretty In Punk Design, [s.d.].
ISSN : FEM BER 2017
Languages : English (eng)

Descriptors:

Feminism Feminisms of Colour/Race and Feminism Food Politics & Animal Rights Gender and Sex Queer Religion and Spirituality Zines

Abstract:

Back in 2017, increasingly frustrated by both the direct discrimination and passive perpetuation of oppression within the community, I designed an intersectional witchcraft pentagram that noted five areas I believed at the time to require particular attention. Almost as soon as I posted the design to Instagram I realized I'd have to write an accompanying zine; and I say "have to" because I was inundated with multiple queries on the broader topic, none of which could be answered nearly enough for social media. As I began to work through the five areas I'd highlighted, I quickly saw how big the whole topic of intersectional witchcraft is. True to form, each area I'd mentioned was inextricably linked to many more; and whilst I initially anticipated producing one 'why' zine, looking at the importance of intersectionality, and subsequent 'how' zine' putting into practice, I saw that was no longer possible. As far as this zine is concerned, I stuck to what would have been the first instalment - intersectional witchcraft 101 - which covers the five areas initially highlighted, i.e. the importance of being: animal friendly, anti-fascist, anti-racist, queer-positive, and trans-inclusive