Bubbling Brews and Broomsticks
Now, briefly consider the aforementioned points outside the economic benefits: women, single or widowed in a time when being husbandless was considered taboo, working over a hot, black cauldron while young children gathered and collected her ingredients. The woman toiled over her bubbling brew, a thick mixture of natural ingredients that, after fermentation, would eventually create a drink that could cause any man to lose total control if he overindulged. Such a creation sounds more than a little bit like a magical potion, does it not?
Added to the fact that women who chose to run alehouses put themselves in a public space, exposing their brewing process to all who came through their doors. Suddenly, there appears to be visual evidence of some sort of magical workshops at least, that was what the Church and male-run guilds claimed by the early modern period.
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The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 8:17 PM CDT Jul 6, 2021 The University of Central Oklahoma is revising its fight song after recent backlash over some of the lyrics.The Rev. Harry Gatewood III, a former UCO football player who graduated in 2008, said he had a thought when he happened to be looking at the college s Instagram post last month with the school mascot. And while looking at that same post about the mascot, I proceeded to go to the UCO history page. And it was the coming together of the UCO fight song being intertwined with Pride Month and Black Music Month, Gatewood said.He told KOCO 5 that, among other things, the song isn t inclusive. He also has issues with the word boy, which he d like to be removed from the college s fight song. As you may know, the word boy back in the more