This paper explores the intersection of Voodoo, a religious practice with roots in African diaspora, and education, focusing on how Voodoo has been perceived and taught within educational contexts. It critically analyzes the historical marginalization of Voodoo and discusses efforts to incorporate diverse religious perspectives into educational curricula.
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: The practice has roots in West African religions that were brought to the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade. Over time, it incorporated elements from Catholicism and indigenous American spiritual practices. However, I suggest that if this text is
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