Cauldron
Selina RifkinWe see the world through the lens of our life experiences. A lot is stewing in my brain. This is the complicated musings of a Gen X woman.
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On being a political Pagan
I’ve finally graduated from Cherry Hill Seminary with a Master of Divinity. I started this process in 2008, taking one class per semester and working off the fees doing tech support and many other things for the administration as needed, in...
Don't Imagine you can avoid conflict
Yesterday I finally finished my degree. I attended an online ceremony which marked the end of my education at Cherry Hill Seminary. I now officially have the Masters of Divinity that I started seeking almost 20 years ago in 2008.
Pagans ar...
Environmentalism needs a heart
This is part 2 of a three part series inspired by this quote from Margaret Thatcher. We shouldn’t allow these things to be hijacked to mean something destructive. All of these things matter, and the way Unhumans insert themselves into somet...
Feminism needs focus
This is part 1 of a three part series inspired by this quote from Margaret Thatcher. We shouldn’t allow these things to be hijacked to mean something destructive. All of these things matter, and the way Unhumans* insert themselves into some...
Female independence versus marriage.
Pretty picture, but why isn’t he holding her hand?
There was a time when women had a lot less agency about who they married. And in some places in the world, women still have no agency. There are places and cultures in the world where wome...
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Selina has been to hell in a handbasket. More than once. Despite that, or maybe because of it, she has managed to carve out a good life for herself and her family. She wants the same for everyone else.
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