Key Takeaways
1. Rootwork: African American Folk Magick, Not Religion
But unlike Vodun, Lukumi, Candomble, Shango, Batque, etc., Rootwork is not a religion.
Defining Rootwork. Rootwork, also known as Hoodoo in the American South, is a form of African American folk magick that utilizes
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Review Summary
Rootwork receives mostly positive reviews, praised for its concise and straightforward approach to hoodoo practices. Readers appreciate its historical context, practical spells, and accessibility for beginners. Many find it a valuable reference book, highlighting its cultural authenticity and clear explanations. Some criticize its brevity and lack of depth, while others see this as a strength. The book is commended for dispelling misconceptions and offering a refreshing perspective on African American folk magic. Overall, it's considered a solid introduction to rootwork for both curious readers and practitioners.
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