It’s not just something one can bury in the recesses of history because even today many cultures across the world accuse women of practicing black magic and witchcraft. And women accused of this proofless crime are still subjected to extra-judicial forms of justice, including mob vengeance and death. One of the most famous witch-hunt trials, the 17th-century Salem Witch trial in Massachusetts, has finally been “concluded.” The last Salem witch was officially exonerated by the state 329 years after she was accused of worshipping Satan! The Last Salem Witch Is Probably Not the Last Witch Ever The campaign to exonerate the last Salem witch, described as “a great way to do civics education,” was spearheaded by Massachusetts eighth-grade teacher Carrie
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