
The Story
Culture + Magic
Ally, Gigi, & Yaya are the typical modern-day millennials—not.
Just like many young adults, they go through the mundane process of trying to balance their sanity with their insanity when it comes to adulting. Nonetheless, for these beautiful babes, their adulting comes with a side of hook-ups with sexy vampires (yum), stepping over to the dark side (because… fun), and pissing off Salem descendants (super exciting).
This is a story of not only magic. It is a story of heritage and history that was lost. A story that sheds light on the African diaspora exploring similar traditions and cultures. Also a story of what many millennials, especially women, face today. It’s their duty to finish what their ancestors started; to take back what’s theirs and to kick some ass—and to make sure rent is paid.

The Mission
Impact
"For many years, our favorite witches, vampires, and werewolves have been those who rarely look like us. Though we've enjoyed their stories, there's still a void in connection. There has been a slight rise in Blacks in fantasy films and TV shows (e.g. Siempre Bruja/Always A Witch, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, The Charmed Reboot) but not as the main character narrating their own journey and digging into their roots. It's all about to change. Help us achieve the goal of opening doors for other fantasy storytellers of color. Think about the little boys and little girls who love Harry Potter, imagine if they had a Hermione with full, black curls like them, or a Harry with a snazzy hair cut and brown skin. It's time to include all ethnicities in this realm."
- Moon Ferguson