I have so many people ask me what a tattoo of the moon could possibly mean to me and it angers me so much. In 2 years I have gone from being the happiest person I have ever known, to somebody that felt unworthy of living, and I’m almost back to that happy girl again. Change. Everything changes. Family, friends, hobbies, interests, priorities, feelings. Everything. My parents went from being the light of my life, to the reason why I despised myself, and now I can’t go a day without telling them I love them. Whilst they aren’t always in my view, and they are constantly changing, they always end up they way they were in the beginning. So I could get this whole paragraph tattooed on my leg or I could get the phases of the moon. My tattoo is a reminder, it’s my sense of comfort, it’s my surety that in the end, everything will be okay.
So far I have, and will continue to, follow every person that reblogs this. I love you guys so much.
A good basics site for teen witches to start. Check it out.
REMEMBER I SAID BASICS!!!
They are not even close to having a full anything, even pantheons, but it is a start.
An informative site for teen witches and those interested in witchcraft.
Another good starting place. NEVER let all your information come from just one place.
Nice place to start for new teen witches
Sky is especially looking for people in Scotland to meet and possibly get together.
Be like the fairies: Gentle, seductive, mischievous, fun, environmental, animal-loving, free-flowing, loving, caring, giggly, sing often, play music, drink wine, eat chocolate, & meditate outdoors!
There should be a White History Month in America. That way we can teach all about the things White Americans have done in history, like:
- Cherokee Trail of Tears
- Japanese American internment
- Philippine-American War
- Jim Crow
- The genocide of Native Americans
- Transatlantic slave trade
- The Middle Passage
- The history of White American racism
- Black Codes
- Slave patrols
- Ku Klux Klan
- The War on Drugs
- Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
- How white racism grew out of slavery and genocide
- How whites still benefit from slavery and genocide
- White anti-racism
- The Southern strategy
- The rape of black slave women
- CORE
- Madison Grant
- The Indian Wars
- Human zoos
- How the Jews became white
- White flight
- Redlining
- Proposition 14
- Homestead Act
- Tulsa Riots
- Rosewood massacre
- Tuskegee Experiment
- Lynching
- Hollywood stereotypes
- Indian Appropriations Acts
- Immigration Act of 1924
- Sundown towns
- Chinese Exclusion Act
- Emmett Till
- Vincent Chin
- Islamophobia
- Indian boarding schools
- King Philip’s War
- Bacon’s Rebellion
- American slavery compared to Arab, Roman and Latin American slavery
- History of the gun
- History of the police
- History of prisons
- History of white suburbia
- Lincoln’s racism and anti-racism
- George Wallace
- Fox News
- Cointelpro
- Real estate steering
- School tracking
- Mass incarceration of black men
- Boston school busing riots
And so on. No fear of running out of topics: there is more than one a day! I am sure my commenters can come up with tons more, probably some big ones that are not coming to mind at the moment (I did not list slavery, the abolitionist movement, the civil war, Reconstruction or Lincoln since they are, in fact, covered in history class, however poorly).
Can I just… It really bothers me how other tribes get left out of mentions of the ᏅᎾᏓᎤᎳᏨᏱ (Trail of Tears).
The Choctaw were the first to be removed. If I’m not mistaken it went Choctaw then Mvskoke, then Chicasaw, then Cherokee.
Even though they say that if you do not learn from mistakes you are doomed to repeat them. Keeping in mind that I believe that history is a vital part of that, I do not believe that any month, week, day should be donated to a single race. All that does is promote hatred, racial bigotry, and singles out one race above others. We are all equal and should be treated as such.
Students at University of Missouri don’t need to cram for exams that fall on Wiccan and Pagan holidays, now that the school has put them on par with Christmas, Thanksgiving and Hanukah.
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