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Early Feminists Practiced Witchcraft and Sex Magic According to Conservative Influencer
Jack Neel
"We Never Wanted This!" Savannah Stone on Why Modern Women Are So Unhappy in 2026 | Jack Neel
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"All the early feminists, they had to find religions that were not ruled by men. They worshiped all these goddesses. Another religion that they practiced very often was Dianic Wicca, which is another form of witchcraft. And they also practiced sex magic. Basically think of it as orgies where they would have all these people come in and they would take psychedelics and all have sex with each other and somehow try to summon spirits."
Stone claims first-wave feminists engaged in occult practices including Dianic Wicca witchcraft and sex magic rituals involving psychedelics and group sex to summon spirits. She argues these spiritual practices were integral to early feminist organizing because Christianity was seen as patriarchal, so feminists sought goddess-worshiping religions.
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