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How Whitewashing Villainized Black Women’s Magic in Louisiana - Ms. Magazine

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As Halloween draws near, 'voodoo' costumes will undoubtedly be on the main menu. But the most popular versions of these costumes meant to scare and entertain the masses are racist depictions of a religion that encompasses African traditions and honors the innate wisdom of Black female practitioners in Louisiana. Few are aware of these issues because either they’ve never lived in Louisiana or have never met a Black woman from Louisiana who practices vodou. But I have the honor of both distinguishing factors.

Source: Ms. Magazine — Feminist news and information in print and online - Ms. Magazine

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