WITCH

From the New York Times writer, Jessica Bennett, who writes for "In Her Words" at the New Your times

"Fifty-one years ago, a group of protesters calling themselves WITCH staged a Halloween “hex” on Wall Street. Dressed in black, with long peaked hats, the women sneaked through the narrow streets of downtown Manhattan late into the night, making their way to the entrance to the New York Stock Exchange, where they oozed glue into the latches of its doors. The next morning, the male bankers couldn’t get in — and the Dow reportedly fell 13 points.

'We didn’t consider ourselves real witches, but we used the moniker because of what it represented: a powerful woman,” said the author Robin Morgan, one of the protest organizers, noting that the acronym — which stood for “Women’s International Terrorist Conspiracy From Hell” — probably wouldn’t go over so well today.'

But today there might be no need to sneak around. Real witches are roaming among us, and they’re seemingly everywhere.

Haven’t you noticed?

Witches are your millennial co-workers doing tarot card readings on their lunch breaks, and professional colleagues encouraging you to join them for a New Moon ceremony aimed at “career success.” "

Women’s International Terrorist Conspiracy From Hell

I think I'm going to join them!  lol

Wanna Come?