#azizaa

[ragingsloth]

I love this woman

Ghanaian singer Azizaa is challenging Christianity and becoming the feminist movement's icon. She is so badass and lovely. I was watching this docuseries "Love and Sex Around the World" and this episode was in Ghana. It's a very patriarchal Christian society and she is raising her fists at it.

She is beautiful and strong in so many ways. I just find her inspiring and I live that women are coming tpgether to find their witch roots around the world and embracing it. She's one .

[seelanmarket]

Azizaa Platinum Basmati Rice, 5 Kg from Seelan Market

[johntexxx]

Chupa B-once

[absurdlakefront]

Azizaa Mystic - Black Magic Woman

I didn’t expect a Christiane Amanpour documentary about sex to lead me to  Azizaa Mystic, but I am glad it did.

[keelanbe]

AZIZAA - BLACK MAGIC WOMAN (Explicit)

Ummm YES! She is da bomb. 

[peso88888]

Fantastic traditional Kuwaiti folklore #gergaan with my beautiful fighter patient #Azizaa ❤️ (at Kuwait Heart Center)

[commonsenseatheism]

They took away our spirituality and gave us religion; they banned us from gathering under a tree by the fireside and herded us into churches.

History has it that the colonial masters came with the Bible and the gun, gave the Bible to the Africans, as they pointed their guns at their heads.

How Ghanaian Artist Azizaa Is Challenging Christianity’s Grip On Ghana

[bossybroads]

Black and Brown Artists Remind us That Witchcraft Isn't White

Timeline recently published this video about witches who served as feminist icons in popular culture,

'The complicated and violent history of witches around the world is intersectional at its core. Women of color in particular have been “othered” by both patriarchal and racist caste systems that have narrowed the world’s view about what we are capable of or allowed to be. Particularly as colonized individuals, it was dangerous for non-white women to connect with the spirit world outside of church, because this action was seen as blatant disregard for the colonizer’s imposed ideals.'