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PaganNewsBeagle Watery Wednesday Community News Sept 24

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PaganNewsBeagle Watery Wednesday Community News Sept 24

In our Watery Wednesday post today, we cover community news for Pagans & their allies including: a discrimination claim filed by a (Pagan) Auburn University professor for wrongful termination due to religion; the Air Force no longer requires "so help me God" in enlistment oaths; a UK paper profiles a local Witch; a great article on Canadian Pagans; and the Wild Hunt Pagan news site launches its 2014 Fall fundraising campaign.

Dr. Katharyn Privett-Duren was an award-winning English professor at Auburn University -- until she was terminated suddenly and inexplicably. Now she's filed a complaint with the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission because she believes she was fired for being Pagan. The Wild Hunt has the story.

Spurred by action from the American Humanist Union, the US Air Force will no longer require theist language ("so help me God") in their enlistment oath.

Here's a respectful profile of a UK Witch in his local paper. Nice!

We enjoyed this great article on Canadian Pagan authors at the Wild Hunt last week.

Speaking of the Wild Hunt, the Pagan news site just launched its fall fundraising campaign. If you value TWH's excellent Pagan journalism, please support their efforts by donating!

Dr. Katharyn Privett-Duren was all the more devastated when she found out that her position as an english instructor at Auburn University (AU) had been terminated without a given reason. - See more at: http://wildhunt.org/2014/09/former-instructor-accuses-auburn-university-of-religious-discrimination.html#sthash.weCDYHYk.dpuf
Dr. Katharyn Privett-Duren was all the more devastated when she found out that her position as an english instructor at Auburn University (AU) had been terminated without a given reason. - See more at: http://wildhunt.org/2014/09/former-instructor-accuses-auburn-university-of-religious-discrimination.html#sthash.weCDYHYk.dpuf
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