Witches and witchcraft are everywhere in the modern world—from pop culture to book stores, universities to protest marches. But, for many, what is known about witches is still rooted in the past. Being labelled a witch in the earliest days of the North American colonies was to be persecuted, prejudiced and—in many cases—killed. Why? To those making accusations at the time, it was for being evil and in cahoots with the devil. In hindsight, research suggests it may have been for looking and acting differently, for following practices influenced by non Anglo-European cultures, or simply for being a woman. Out of that troublesome history, witchcraft did not disappear. Instead, it survived, evolved, and even flourished as a mainstream idea that encompasses so much more than cartoon figures with broomsticks and pointy black hats. This is the story of witches: a phenomenon with roots that extend all over the world, and practitioners who live by a code that encourages good deeds, fair treatment, and living in accordance with rules and standards that are at one with nature.
The New Yorker is a national weekly magazine that offers a signature mix of reporting and commentary on politics, foreign affairs, business, technology, popular culture, and the arts, along with humor, fiction, poetry, and cartoons.
The Home Edit is back and ready to share their secrets for creating a home that’s BOTH cozy and clutter-free. With their signature four-step process and anyone-can-do-this attitude, the team behind the Emmy-nominated Netflix series reveals the strategies and products you need to get organized–and stay organized. Take culinary cues for the exclusive makeover of TODAY Show host Savannah Guthrie’s kitchen, then turn your attention to taming your clothing closet (with style tips from Queer Eye’s Tan France), tour Joanna’s home for the first time ever, and get a personal update from Clea. Along the way, you’ll discover the fun and easy way to decorate for the holidays, tidy all those toys, and set up a welcoming guest room. Please note that this product is an authorized edition published by the Meredith Corporation and sold by Amazon. This edition is printed using a high quality matte interior paper and printed on demand for immediate fulfillment.
In Scout Life, all boys and girls can discover exciting new places, gain new skills and learn important tips to stay safe and have fun outdoors. Since 1911, Scout Life (formerly Boys’ Life) has been entertaining and educating America’s youth with a focus on the traditional values of fun, citizenship and service.
