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Quirky Oxford

March 9, 2019March 30, 2019 / Yewtree / 10 Comments

Some of my favourite places in Oxford, UK, where I lived for seven years.

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Cultural appropriation includes parodies of Indigenous clothing, copycat versions of Indigenous rituals, especially when done for profit, and especially when claiming to be the real thing. This harms the real cultures by flooding the internet with the fake version and distorting the meaning of the real rituals, clothing, and practices. In some cases, due to high demand for products used in the rituals, it makes the rituals inaccessible to Indigenous people due to scarcity of the herbs involved (e.g. sage, palo santo). . https://dowsingfordivinity.com/tag/cultural-appropriation/ . #culturalappropriation #witchesofinstagram #pagansofinstagram

“All Acts of Love and Pleasure: inclusive Wicca” published by @avaloniabooks is a guide to many different aspects of Wicca. Starting from what we mean by sacred, moving through how to create ritual space, thoughts about running a coven, eco-spirituality, witchcraft and activism, the nature of truth, how Wiccans accommodate differences of theological perspective, invocation, initiation, and how to make your rituals inclusive of LGBTQ2SIA people, disabled people, etc. 🌛❤️🌜 #inclusion #inclusiveWicca #witchesofinstagram #pagansofinstagram #wiccansofinstagram #lgbtq #disability #ecospirituality

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Standing in the queue at Dublin Airport and noticed that there’s an Oak café with the ogham for Oak as its logo, which is pleasing. . #ogham #dublin #dublinAirport #aerfortbhaileáthacliath

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Memorial to the Irish Famine. . James Connolly (Easter Rising 1916 and trade unionist). . James Joyce. . Rainbow over Dublin. . #dublin #EasterRising #ireland #statues #famine #JamesJoyce #IrishFamine

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