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3 Apr

Doctors debunk Clavicular’s beauty routine, step by step

Doctors debunk Clavicular’s beauty routine, step by step
There should be a proverb about not taking advice from someone who once took a garage tool to their jawline, and yet some young men still listen to Braden Peters, better known as Clavicular, even after his mum had to take away his bonesmashing hammer. It’s actually precisely because his advice is extreme that Clavicular has become the most famous looksmaxxer in the world. Once a fringe community formed in openly misogynistic forums, Clavicular is one of the main streamers to turn looksmaxxing, an internet subculture with the singular focus of men maximising their physical attractiveness, mainstream. The 20-year-old has injected and ingested a number of things that he claims made him more handsome. So, what could go wrong? Well,...
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1 Jan

Black Witches Debunk The Biggest Myths About The Occult

Black Witches Debunk The Biggest Myths About The Occult
An old, common misconception of witches is that they’re all white. One other is that they’re related to the devil. African and Black American culture has long included non-traditional spirituality that’s been misunderstood by white communities, in addition to our own.  “The devil’s a Christian thing. You guys [Christians] got here up with that. That doesn’t actually play into witchcraft as I comprehend it,” says Mya Spalter, a Black witch and the creator of Enchantments: A Modern Witches Guide to Self-Possession, to ESSENCE. “It’s just a completely different thing.” Practicing witchcraft is usually portrayed as the other of Christianity, which is just unfaithful, she also notes.  While her book received generally positive reviews, Spalter says how her book will truly impact the...
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15 Dec

Black Witches Debunk The Biggest Myths About The Occult

Black Witches Debunk The Biggest Myths About The Occult
Black Witches Debunk The Biggest Black Witches Debunk The Biggest  An old, common misconception of witches is that they’re all white. One other is that they’re related to the devil. African and Black American culture has long included non-traditional spirituality that’s been misunderstood by white communities, in addition to our own. “The devil’s a Christian thing. You guys [Christians] got here up with that. That doesn’t actually play into witchcraft as I understand it,” says Mya Spalter, a Black witch and the creator of Enchantments: A Modern Witches Guide to Self-Possession, to ESSENCE. “It’s just a completely different thing.” Practicing witchcraft is commonly portrayed as the alternative of Christianity, which is just unfaithful, she also notes. While her book received generally positive reviews,...
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