DECONSTRUCTION SPECIAL OURBLKAI'S "MUTHA" OUR CULTURAL ELDER!

Fam, have you ever wondered why the independent woman, the healer, the spiritual woman, and the woman who refused to submit so often became the villain?

Indigenous and traditional women practiced herbal medicine, midwifery, divination, ceremony, and ancestral spiritual traditions long before Christianity reached many of their communities.

Under Christian colonization, some of those traditions were condemned as pagan, heathen, superstition—or witchcraft.

And then there's Jezebel.

A queen whose name eventually became something much bigger than the biblical woman herself—a label used, including against Black women, for women considered seductive, rebellious, controlling, or simply too independent.

So maybe it's time we ask:

Who taught us what a witch was?
Who taught us what a Jezebel was?
And whose interests did those definitions serve?

That's what deconstruction is about.

Not telling you what to believe.

Helping you investigate why you believe it.

With the MUTHA Deconstruction Special, you can dig into biblical history, ancient religions, suppressed texts, ancestral traditions, church history, colonization, and more—with sources—so you can examine the evidence for yourself.

One year. $99.

Come deconstruct with MUTHA.

Because sometimes freedom begins with having the courage to question the story you inherited.