Opinion

by Jaymes M. Grace Welcome to my column on all things Feminist! Trust, it’s a lot! Or at least it should be. I shared with my editor that when I woke up yesterday morning—I actually woke up thinking “I want to write about Feminism!”  Additionally, I was perplexed as to why I haven’t been doing that all along?  Well, for whatever reason—no matter, we are here now. I’m here and you are here. And the next time you return, bring a friend. And I too will invite someone; and before you know it there will be a bunch of us, all hanging around talking about all things! Yes, I’m just gonna leave it there, all things. We can pick that up when we return in the Spring. But for now, take a break and indulge in some restorative rest.  I’ll be here when you get back. People thi...

By Ruby Maldonado Hey everyone! Welcome back to the Witching Weekly! Not only will this week be quite different, but it will also be the last column until mid-late January. I’m taking some time over winter break to do some new things and work on all my unfinished crochet projects and all the books I want to read! But that also means that I’ll have more time for personal readings or tips, so if that’s something you’re interested in, please reach out! For this week, I will not be doing a tarot reading. I wanted to talk about some easy, everyday or once a week rituals that anyone can do. I think one of the biggest things that keeps people from starting a journey in witchcraft is thinking that they’re not doing it “aesthetically” enough, that if it doesn’t look like the Pinterest wit...

By Quinn Smalley How much do you spend on streaming services each month? According to Deloitte, the average American spends almost $70 monthly on platforms like Netflix, Spotify, Amazon Prime Video, Max and Apple Music. The bare minimum you can pay for a Netflix subscription is $7.99 for an ad-supported plan. Prime Video starts at $9 a month, also ad-supported, with the option to go ad-free for an additional $3—or $2 if you have an Amazon Prime subscription. These prices may not seem like much upfront, but they add up quickly, especially if the content you want to watch is spread across multiple services. A common scenario consumers face is having to pay for several similar services just to access specific shows. For example, if I wanted to watch “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” “The Tra...