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#GorhamME - Friday, April 11, 2025 - 3rd Annual Witchy Fair at the #USM Gorham Campus! Sponsored by the #WomenAndGenderStudies department in collaboration with the #GenderStudiesStudentOrganization

"This event is a fun evening filled with opportunities for community engagement, locally sourced crafts, education and discussion center around #AntiRacist, #AntiColonial, and #AntiCapitalist visions of witchcraft.

"There will be opportunities to have your tarot card read, discuss witchy literature, explore your astrology chart, visit the Magic Market, and more! Our incredible Witchy Raffle is back with great prizes. All proceeds from this year's event will be donation to the Penobscot Nation and Trust for Public Land -- an Indigenous-run Land Back initiative. Come join us for free food and fun!"

Friday, April 11th, 2025
5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Lower Brooks, Gorham Campus

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#LandBack #MaineResists #Witches #MaineWitches #UniversityOfSouthernMaine

A flyer for an event. There is a photograph of a woman with green hair, wearing black, and standing in the ocean. The text reads: The Women and Gender Studies Program in collaboration with the Gender Studies Student Organization Present the 3rd Annual Witchy Fair Year of the Water Witch Join us for a stellar witchy raffle, magick market, witchy books, and much, much, more! All proceeds from this year's event will be donation to the Penobscot Nation and Trust for Public Land -- an Indigenous-run Land Back initiative. Friday, April 11th, 2025 5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. Lower Brooks, Gorham Campus
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Irrelevant fact about me: Penang is probably the closest thing I have to a kampung (hometown).

My dad came from a very small kampung in #BatuPahat, #Johor, but that place means nothing to me since no one's there and the kampung house has long been abandoned and broken down. The only couple of times I've been there as a kid were to just visit some graves of family members that were there.

My mom and her family migrated from #Indonesia here when she was 8 or 9 (#Malaysia needed #Malay speaking teachers at the time) so no kampung to be had there apart from where they stayed when I was born which is just also where I lived, in the #Kepong area.

As a result, by default, my family would just have a short holiday in Penang almost every year (at least before the pandemic) because that's where my parents had met (as #USM graduates) and spent a portion of their working life in before moving to #KL. Whenever I do get married though, my kampung would likely default to my partner's which is in #Kedah, and I likely would die from culture shock having to drive that far in heavy traffic during festive seasons.

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