Sage & Crow - Secular Witchcraft

06/13/2026

Establishment Dems are out. Mamdani is in.

06/12/2026

Not a fan of the Jeebus

06/11/2026

Calling all Summerweenies! Ghoul for the Summer + Pride Drop!

Handbuilt ceramic art by The Glazed Ghost Link in comments.

06/10/2026

“Your tax dollars are funding this extremist religious agenda of patriarchal marriage, stay-at-home mothers and reproductive coercion.

If you’re angry, good.”

“One in three Americans are under-babied,” declared Trump’s Medicare and Medicaid chief Dr. Mehmet Oz last week, echoing JD Vance’s contempt for “childless cat ladies.” Guided by evangelical supporters, the Trump administration is eroding longstanding civil rights protections, restrictin...

06/09/2026

Conservative men are *deeply* submissive to male authority figures.

06/08/2026

❗️ Why Oct. 27 Should Matter to Some Voters This Year

Voters, we need to talk to you about the U.S. mail, particularly if you:

▪️ work long or unpredictable hours,

▪️ have to travel a lot,

▪️ are disabled,

▪️ live in a rural community,

▪️ are age 65 or older,

▪️ don’t do well standing in lines at voter precincts, or

▪️ are in the military, serving away from home.

You might well be one of the Americans who like to vote by mail, and we applaud you for that.

This year, it could be harder to make sure your vote is counted, unless you know the specific deadlines in your state for getting your ballot into the mail and postmarked.

The postmark determines if a mail-in ballot is received on time, and that, in turn, determines whether the vote is counted or not. Your state sets the rules for that and other election matters. It should be either Election Day (Nov. 3, 2026 for the midterms) or another specific date close to the Election Day.

⚠️ A recent, important, and subtle change has been made in post office procedures that affects all this. The day you mail an item, be it a completed ballot or a birthday card, may not be the same day the item gets a postmark. Your mail may now go from your local office to a regional processing center to get processed and postmarked – which can be a couple of days after you mailed it.

That means you should mail your ballot earlier than you probably have in the past! Whether it is for a primary election, get it in the mail seven days before Election Day or seven days before your state’s deadline day. Even sooner, if you can.

Some groups, including Vote.org, allow you to research your state’s deadline information online and even let you request an electronic reminder to mail your ballot.

If, for some reason, you end up at a post office or another retail postal operation with your ballot, you may go to the counter and request a manual postmark, for free, according to the Campaign Legal Center. This applies to any post office, and to any retail site, the center said, and should satisfy the rules.

📌 Vote.org and VoteIdaho.gov

06/06/2026

😘😘 "In honor of Pride Month I'm using napkins from Chick-fil-A to clog the toilets at Hobby Lobby."

06/05/2026

Pride flag history.

06/05/2026

The Department of Defense has reduced its recognized religious affiliation codes from more than 200 to just 31, eliminating Pagans, Asatru, Druidry, and Wicca, along with numerous other minority faiths and secular worldviews, in a move officials say will streamline chaplaincy support for service members.

https://wildhunt.org/.../pentagon-cuts-religious...

The Department of Defense has reduced its recognized religious affiliation codes from more than 200 to just 31, eliminating Pagans, Asatru, Druidry, and Wicca, along with numerous other minority faiths and secular worldviews, in a move officials say will streamline chaplaincy support for service mem...