ARE FEMINISM AND A VERSION OF WITCHCRAFT JUST ONE MOVEMENT? I want to take a closer look at another way witchcraft, unfortunately, is being accepted, popularized, and even promoted today. It is Dianic Wicca (worship of the goddess, Diana), which closely relates to feminism. Believe it or not, that practice is not just leading people into bondage; I think it's part of the destruction of our country. The video transcript I'm about to share with you is a short description of Dianic Wicca and it comes from the witches themselves. So, no one can say we are making an unfair comparison when we say that Dianic Wicca comes straight out of the feminist movement. They admit it themselves. Here's a short description of a Dianic Witch: "Dianic witches predominantly focus on feminism and the supremacy of the goddess. As it grew out of the women's movement in the United States, Dianic witches are attuned to the political and social oppression of women, as well as the injustices they suffer within their gender. The hierarchical structure is quite lax and fluid, while allowing for growth along one's own path. Originally created by Zsuzanna Budapest in the 1970s, any coven derived from the original lineage remains female only.” Believe it or not, Dianic Wicca witchcraft and feminism are really just one movement.