It's true that hoodoo wasn't seen as a completely closed practice until recently, but it's also true that there wasn't no websites like LuckyMojo either, so there was no need of gate keeping it from "witchy" white girls. And the antonym of "woke" is "asleep".Just look into LuckyMojo and books associated with them.
The bloodline and claiming it's closed practice dates back to the ancient times of 2010s and woke craze, ignore it.
I'm not African American, so I won't ask you to reveal too much about your traditions, but would you mind explaining how initiations work in your form of hoodoo? Is it similar to modern ATRs or does it imply self-initiation if one is of African American blood? From what I've read on old southern hoodoo, it was mostly described as a skill one learns and not a religion one gets initiated into, though some did describe initiations, but they were often quite outlandish and included making some sort of a deal with the Devil or some other sinister entity, not being invited into a lineage by a human teacher.Hello there!
I'm a initiated Hoodoo practitioner of 6 years and more! We have our own venues and groups where we share our practices with fellow Hoodunsi. If you are of bloodline, with at least one African American parent you can find a variety of communities, especially on facebook where there will be a wealth of information.
Even casual observation of woke people disproves this.And the antonym of "woke" is "asleep".
When people disparage something as 'woke', it means 'I don't like this'Even casual observation of woke people disproves this.