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Each individual African American reserves the right to celebrate or confront the 250th year of America’s founding. When I think about the founding of the United States of America, I think about High John de Conqueror telling enslaved African Americans they’d be Emancipated 100 years before the Emancipation Proclamation. I think about enslaved African American…
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Below are some of my favorite Blues Hoodoo songs. This is Hoodoo conjure at its finest. Hoodoo is a mixture of West/Central African spirituality. It was formed by enslaved African Americans in North America during slavery in the 1600s. Hoodoo is older than the founding of the United States of America. Hoodoo is older than…
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It is known by scholarly research that Harriet Tubman practiced Hoodoo. She is known to have been a root worker and conjurer. However, most don’t know her father Ben Ross was also a Hoodoo practitioner. His Hoodoo spirit cache was found a few years ago. In 2021, archaeologists excavated the home site of Ben Ross…
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Via Gemini (Google): In Hoodoo and early American history, Peter the Doctor (sometimes referred to as Peter Doctor) was a free African conjurer and practitioner of Hoodoo/conjure who played a central role in the New York Slave Revolt of 1712. Here are the key historical details about him:The 1712 Revolt: In April 1712, a group…
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Via: Gemini (Google) Yes, Hoodoo (also known as Rootwork or conjure) was absolutely practiced during the era of chattel slavery in the United States. In fact, it was born directly out of that experience. Enslaved Africans brought diverse spiritual, medicinal, and cosmological traditions from various regions—primarily West and Central Africa (such as the Bakongo, Yoruba,…
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