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The Jamet Scholar/Princess O'Nika Auguste
@thejametscholarTracked since May 2026
Writing on Mythology, Bible, History,, Gender and Violence.
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$3/moStory SeekerMonthly gratitude post featuring all supporters.1 monthly article If you want to just support me without the long-term higher-tier commitment
$4/moSeekerupdates and posts1 monthly articleEarly access to all public blog posts.
$5/moExplorer2 articles per monthPatron recognitionBehind-the-scenes updates on my latest projects.And everything in the previous tiers
$9/moInsight ExplorerEverything in the previous Tiers.Access to exclusive biweekly content on historical, mythological, and biblical women.Early access to downloadable guides (e.g., women in ancient history, human trafficking awareness).
$20/moGoddess Circle3 articles per month on topics related to women in history, mythology, and culture.Access to sample chapters of my Caribbean Goddess and Female Deities bookPatron recognitionAll benefits from previous tiers
$25/moAdvocate for ChangeMonthly live Q&A or discussion sessions on topics like slavery, migration, and violence in historical contexts.Patron shoutouts on my podcast, Substack, or other platforms.Influence upcoming projects by voting on content themes. Get exclusive chapters of my Bad Ass Women of History booklet
$35/moHistorian's HuPersonalized thank-you messages and access to private messages for deeper discussions.Exclusive access to digital lectures, webinars, or workshops on feminist history, myth, and storytelling.Free downloadable resources (like PDFs and printable content) released monthly Bonus episodes of my podcast Bad Ass Women of History
$60/moRoyal Patron: The Queen’s CircleExclusive episodes of Bad Ass Women of History – Delve into powerful stories of history's most remarkable women.Trimonthly features on food and culture – Discover the culinary traditions and cultural practices of ancient queens and societies, offering a rich blend of history and heritage.Access to sample chapters from Scepters and Silk: Chronicles of Ancient Queens – Get a sneak peek into my upcoming project about the lives of powerful women throughout history.
$80/moDivine Scholar: Myths and Realities, Every 5th month: An in-depth article comparing love, sex, and marriage across different cultures, examining how these concepts evolved and were perceived throughout history.Every 4th month: Articles exploring the dark realities of sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, and child marriage, with analysis from Christianity, Greek mythology, Roman mythology, and other global folklore.Every 3 months: A deep dive into comparative mythology and religion, starting with the exploration of flood myths across cultures, offering insights into their significance and parallel
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Audio Latest postPublicWomen 's Rights in the Ancient World
This is about women's rights in the Ancient World. Sometimes we have to be nuanced about history
20 hours ago 0 likes 0 commentsDivine Harlots & Jamet Feminism: Sacred Eroticism from Ishtar to RevelationInterintellect Divine Harlots & Jamet Feminism: Sacred Eroticism from Ishtar to Revelation I have a series coming up next month. August 3 2ArticleAugust 3Public 0 0
Banquets in the Book of Esther2 Banquets in the Book of Esther Locked Banquets in the Book of Esther May 31 1 2ArticleMay 31$3 tier & up 1 2
5 Ancient Queens Who Changed HistoryLocked 5 Ancient Queens Who Changed History June 17 1ArticleJune 17$3 tier & up 0 0
Susa1 Susa Locked Susa May 23 1 To start Black History Month, the first post is about Anansa, the sea goddess of love and beauty Water deities, often personified as women, are a prominent tradition in Africa, particularly in West Africa. This contrasts with the Greco-Roman notion that major water deities must be male. In Efik mythology, for example, the sea deity is the goddess Anansa. The prevalence of goddess worship in Nigeria is well-documented (Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, 2008). The nature of this worship in West Africa differs significantly from that in ancient Greece. While many celebrated Greek goddesses presided over domains such as marriage, the home, virginity, orArticleMay 23$3 tier & up 0 0
Anansa Efik sea goddessTo start Black History Month, the first post is about Anansa, the sea goddess of love and beauty Water deities, often personified as women,ImageMay 8Public 0 0
Paper Presentation2 Paper Presentation Locked Paper Presentation July 28 I want to demystify how she is scandalised and sexualized because of the popular image we've inherited about her! First off: she was never a prostitute. That label got slapped on her by Pope Gregory the Great in the 6th century. He gave a sermon where he conflated her with other women in the Gospels: the sinful woman who anointed Jesus' feet and the woman caught in adultery, and just rolled them all into one person. No biblical basis. Just a pope making an assumption that stuck for over a thousand years. It wasn't until 1969 that the Catholic Church officially corrected it and said, "Yeah, we got that wrong." But by then, the damage wasArticleJuly 28$3 tier & up 0 0
Happy Feast of Mary Magdalene,I want to demystify how she is scandalised and sexualized because of the popular image we've inherited about her! First off: she was neveImageJuly 22$3 tier & up 0 0
Hecuba’s Lost Hue: Reconsidering the Queen of TroyJuly 22 Hecuba’s Lost Hue: Reconsidering the Queen of Troy Locked Hecuba’s Lost Hue: Reconsidering the Queen of Troy April 28 1ArticleJuly 22$3 tier & up 0 0
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Esther, Power and What I am learning this month1 Esther, Power and What I am learning this month Locked Esther, Power and What I am learning this month April 8 1ArticleApril 8$3 tier & up 0 0
Merch storeSacred Shores: Poetic Prose of the Caribbean FeminineArticleJune 1$3 tier & up 0 0
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