Witchcraft and Welfare
Spiders and Skin-Changers: Two African American Witch Tales for Halloween | Folklife Today
Amazon.com: Puerto Rican Vodou: A Brief Introduction to Sanse Religion (Audible Audio Edition): Ryan Pimentel, Michael Sharp, Santerismo Inc: Books
The Contemporary Witch – Insight Editions
Black Magic: Witchcraft, Race, and Resistance in Colonial New England - Timothy J. McMillan, 1994
Witch In Darkness - By Kelly-ann Maddox (hardcover) : Target
Bruja Meaning Explained | Teen Vogue
No one tortured witches like the Swiss - SWI swissinfo.ch
What It Means to Be a Real-Life Witch - Nerdist
Remembering 'Witch Cakes,' the Evil-Fighting Baked Goods of the 1600s - Gastro Obscura
Lady Rhea, a No-Nonsense Bronx Witch Without a Pointy Hat - The New York Times
Santería - Wikipedia
The Contemporary Witch | Book by Ambrosia Hawthorn, Sarah Justice | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster
Witchcraft & Wizardry Newport – CluedUpp Games
Chapter 8: The Spirit World | Pew Research Center
Witchcraft and Welfare on Apple Books
Puerto Rican Vodou: A Brief Introduction to Sanse Religion: Ryan Pimentel: Trade Paperback: 9798652246921: Powell's Books
The Contemporary Witch – Insight Editions
Witchcraft and Welfare: Spiritual Capital and the Business of Magic in Modern Puerto Rico: Romberg, Raquel: 9780292771260: Amazon.com: Books
The Cultural Shift and Mainstream Acceptance of Brujeria - BESE
The Chocolate-Brewing Witches of Colonial Latin America - Gastro Obscura
Brujo: Grimoire of a Puerto Rican Witch: Deal, Philip Ryan: 9798524123008: Amazon.com: Books
The Young Brujas Reclaiming the Power of Their Ancestors
Brujas: The Magic and Power of Witches of Color a book by Lorraine Monteagut
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Paco and the witch : a Puerto Rican folktale
Why Is Scotland Apologizing Now for Witch Trials 300 Years Ago? - Atlas Obscura
