The Spiral Dance: Starhawk and Feminist Witchcraft
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In 1979, Starhawk published The Spiral Dance, bringing feminist spirituality and Goddess worship to a generation of witches. She emphasized magic as personal empowerment, ritual as community building, and witchcraft as political action. Her work helped transform modern paganism and continues to inspire activists and practitioners worldwide.
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