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Census: Some ideas for how to describe your odd beliefs

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Modern Druidry, Quickie

I have been thinking about The Census that is being taken at the moment. It seems that we are not free to express our beliefs openly, and instead we will have to confirm to an existing label in order to have our beliefs recognised. I rebel against that idea. Instead, where the form asks for … Read More “Census: Some ideas for how to describe your odd beliefs” »

Sense and Census – who are you?

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Sense and Census – who are you?
Hedge Druidry, Other reports

The National UK Census is taken every ten years, and has been since the 19th Century. The census form asks a series of questions about who lives in your home, what type of nationality these people are, and then moves on to discuss some more personal aspects, such as a religious affiliation. Some organisations, such … Read More “Sense and Census – who are you?” »