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June 2014

June 17, 2014

My Kid is Kind of Swedish….. (#30DayRBHC)

This uncovering of ancestral information will be a lifelong process for my son that I...

June 14, 2014

30 Day Real Black History Challenge 2014 – Week Two (#30DayRBHC)

Exploring topics of culture and intersectionality, such as colorism, beauty, culture, the prison industrial complex,...

May 2014

May 28, 2014

30 Day Real Black History Challenge Year Two; Opening Credits

So this year, the 30 Day Real Black History Challenge will continue: same time, same...

May 19, 2014

The Nature on the Inside by Cecily Joy Willowe

The immanent Goddess is not only in the great outdoors. You can even bring the...

May 05, 2014

My Favorite Moments; Happy 5th Anniversary Patheos! ‪#‎Patheos5Yrs‬

My favorite moments, as a writer for Patheos and with readers, are every single moment....

April 2014

April 28, 2014

My Hair Doesn’t Get Longer, It Gets Tighter: A Symbol of My Path

I have come to understand that my life is not getting less complicated, just like...

April 26, 2014

Beltane Dreams: The Return of Hope

As a social worker, I encounter what feels like the darkness all the time: poverty,...

April 03, 2014

Privilege and Racialist Paganism Talks at Pantheacon

Both of these recordings, done by Solar Cross Temple and hosted on Thorn’s Elemental Castings...

March 2014

March 27, 2014

Bringing the Divine With Me

I heard the whispers of the divine say that I should create a physical reminder...

February 2014

February 21, 2014

A Community Influx: The Journey to Redefine the Umbrella

This community is not the same as the one I entered a little over 11...

December 2013

December 31, 2013

My Personal Top 10 Pagans That Worked as Change Agents for Social Justice in 2013

The more we speak, the more we are heard. The more we stand, the more...

December 30, 2013

Kwanzaa in a Pagan Home: My Spiritual, Pride Practice

I am ending this year with pride and culture. I have been hesitant to start...

December 14, 2013

Guest Post: Honoring Troublesome Ancestors by Cecily Joy Williams, M.Div.

There is no greater benefit to working with troublesome ancestors than learning who you really...

December 05, 2013

Changing Culture to Change the World: Honoring the Warrior Spirit of Nelson Mandela

A celebration of life is the gift that Mandela left, a gift he often was...

November 2013

November 23, 2013

Extensions of the Soul: Embracing Service as a Ritual of Love

While I am often disheartened by the disparity in media and lack of societal attention...

November 17, 2013

Full Moon Love on a Beautiful Night

The moon was so full and bright tonight. I sat under the full moon with...

November 10, 2013

Call for Writers– Bringing Race to the Table: An Exploration of Racism in the Pagan Community

Very excited to announce this new writing opportunity to the community. This book will expand...

November 09, 2013

A Voiceless Practice; Forced Introspection

I am at the end of a long sickness and recovery from some kind of...

October 2013

October 02, 2013

Where is the Line?…..There is No Spoon

Sometimes, especially lately, I have felt like I am talking about being Black all the...

September 2013

September 24, 2013

It’s In the Blood

by Porsha Williams I was conversing lightly with my 'male bestie' earlier this week, while...

September 15, 2013

50 Years Ago: Honoring the Healing of Four Little Girls in Birmingham

Fifty years ago, a church in was bombed in Birmingham, Alabama, killing four young Black...

September 12, 2013

Sacred Emotional Warfare: Anger, Rage and Frustration for Manifestation

We know that justice is not always fair, and peace is not always life, but...

August 2013

August 28, 2013

Ringing a Bell for Freedom

In a capitalistic society that places value on egalitarianism and protestant work ethics, we here...

August 23, 2013

Deadline Extended for Shades of Ritual; Minority Voices in Practice Anthology

The deadline for submissions is being extended to give in hopes of getting some additional...

August 18, 2013

Spirit Lessons: Personal Responsibility in Growth

The process of self-actualization does not just happen in any given moment, it is an...

August 07, 2013

The Fear of Expression; Family, Culture and Expectation

How often is the Pagan challenged with separating their presentation from their spiritual self? How...

July 2013

July 14, 2013

Grieving the Loss of Hope: Healing in the Dark of Injustice

After I watched the verdict come in, my children came home from the park. I...

July 09, 2013

My 30 Day Challenge: Week FOUR of a Different Kind of Black History

After an exciting closing week of the 30 day challenge, I took a bit...

June 2013

June 20, 2013

A Candle for Remembrance: A Juneteenth Working

Standing in the present, on the ground of history and with one foot in the...

June 02, 2013

My 30 Day Challenge: Week One of A Different Kind of Black History

As promised, here is a listing of the posts from Facebook for the first week...