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“I wanted to see a world of Black supernaturals. So I created one.”

Black witches often receive the short end of the stick in fantasy television.  They are usually sidekicks who aid the white lead with relatively little to no backstory. When will we get a show about Black witches without the stench of slavery and white saviors? Answering the call is Juju, a mystical, dark fantasy web series written by Jhé "Moon" Ferguson.

Some new witches are in town ...and they’re not from Salem.

Described as Charmed meets Insecure, Juju revolves around three best friends who get the shock of their lives when they discover they are witches. As they struggle to harness their powers and break a generational curse placed by a witch of Salem, their biggest challenge yet looms on the horizon--everyday adulting.

Watch the first episode below and subscribe the the Juju web series on YouTube for future episodes.

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Continue reading the post 'Juju': Three Black Women Learn They're Descendants Of Yoruba Witches In New Fantasy Web Series on Shadow And Act.