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I saw this picture on Facebook today, with many people agreeing with it, and just thought I'd post it on glow to see what everyone here thinks. 
I personally think it's bullshit, it's not anyone's right to tell someone their beliefs/religion is invalid because of their skin color, what someone practices in their free time doesn't affect your life so why attack their right to believe as such?

**IF YOU DO NOT BELIEVE IN MAGIC/MAGICAL PRACTICES THEN PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT NEGATIVELY ABOUT A PERSONS BELIEFS**

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She can fuck off. 😂 Pretty sure Wicca originated in England. Pretty sure Celtic polytheism originated in Britain, France, and Ireland. Not all "magical" beliefs originate from the same place. People's ignorance is through the damn roof. I'll stay Wiccan, thanks. 😂

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Wtf?? That's a very dumb thing to say. Beliefs don't strictly apply to certain colors. That's a very prejudicial statement.

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Im so sick of seeing white people black people posts

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Uhhh, what??? Let's try and divide ourselves a bit more, shall we?

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i think people are annoying as fuck and this is reason #892816489

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It depends on the branch of witchcraft. Some are specifically from white cultures and some are specifically from POC cultures. Like voodoo is from African cultures etc.

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I think that no matter what your belief/religion is your race, age, or gender does not play a role in whether or not you are allowed to believe in it. That's the whole point, to be able to believe in something and come together with people who are the complete opposite of you and not fight over anything. It's the only place you can go and have complete peace. No anything. Just you and the other people who believe in what you do.

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I think there are many different cultures that include magic in their practices. I mean, the ancient druids were said to practice magic and they were all white Irish. I highly doubt that other forms of magic such as voodoo and Santeria actually discriminate against skin color… The magic doesn't discriminate, only people do. So I think this person is pretty silly for mentioning that.

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Bullshit 
I believe

Pagan witchcraft or wicken-typically white
Brujaria-Hispanic/Latin cultures
Voodoo-African/Haitian/black cultures

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I think she's referring to white people bastardizing POC forms of magical worship like voodoo or shamanism.

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