Conjure Times: Black Magicians in America
by James Haskins, Kathleen Benson
Conjure Times offers a compelling look at Black magicians in America, exploring their historical role in folk traditions and community life. Drawing on cultural insights, the book reveals the enduring impact of conjure practices shaped by African roots and American experiences. A valuable resource for understanding hidden aspects of Black history.
About This Book
Conjure Times delves into the rich history of Black magicians in America, highlighting their cultural significance and contributions to American folklore.
The book examines the practices and beliefs associated with conjure, a form of folk magic rooted in African traditions adapted in the New World.
Through careful research, it provides a window into how these magicians operated within their communities, blending spirituality and everyday life.
This work underscores the resilience and creativity of Black Americans in preserving and evolving their magical heritage amid historical challenges.
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