On Friday afternoon the internet went totally wild after finding out about one more leaked email that supposedly proved that John Podesta, and therefore the whole Clinton clan, are Satanists.

#SpiritCooking: Podesta has band-aid on middle finger, likely from a cut, just like Marina Abramovic suggest for a “Spirit Dinner” pic.twitter.com/4Edf1bdLqC

— MicroTurkeyLeaks™ (@WDFx2EU7) November 4, 2016

The email in question was sent to John Podesta from his brother, asking if John could join him for a dinner at artist Marina Abramovic’s place. He included the forwarded email from Abramovic, in which she described the dinner as a “Spirit Cooking”. Because of that phrasing, right wing people online got all frenzied and started sharing their best conspiracy theories. The hashtag #SpiritCooking had over 500,000 tweets by late afternoon.

#SpiritCooking

It all makes sense now. The whole family is involved in this satanic cult. pic.twitter.com/KVV7FbOV6w

— Neil Turner (@NeilTurner_) November 4, 2016

The most disturbing thing about the whole #SpiritCooking Scandal is that NO DEMOCRATS are condemning it! Their silence speaks volumes!!!

— Joshua (@joshuakassemi) November 4, 2016

Despite the influx of conspiracy theories, it doesn’t seem likely that it was a real, blood-drinking orgy that took place. “Spirit Cooking with Essential Aphrodisiac Recipes” is the name of a cookbook that Abramovic created for a 1996 exhibition at the MoMA. It was accompanied by a piece of performance art in which she paints with blood and incorporates  a huge snake.

Wow. I just got to this video about #spiritcooking…skipping dinner this evening… https://t.co/Qahq8OGcav via @YouTube

— Hispanic4TrumpPence (@esgrimista73) November 4, 2016

The list of ingredients in the cookbook did call for “fresh breast milk with fresh sperm milk” to be consumed “on earthquake nights,” but the dinner she invited the Podestas to was more a normal one, with real food. “It was just a normal dinner,” she said to artnews.com on Friday afternoon. “There was no blood, no anything else. We just call things funny names, that’s all.” She told the website that John Podesta never made it to dinner and they have never met in real life. She called the right-wing attacks “absolutely outrageous and ridiculous.”

At least as President, Hellary could call the Vatican hotline & get the Pope to perforrm an exorcism #SpiritCooking

— Deplorabe Majority (@trolling4tuna) November 4, 2016

Thankfully all of this insane election mudslinging will be over soon.

Emma Von Zeipel

Emma Von Zeipel is a staff writer at Law Street Media. She is originally from one of the islands of Stockholm, Sweden. After working for Democratic Voice of Burma in Thailand, she ended up in New York City. She has a BA in journalism from Stockholm University and is passionate about human rights, good books, horses, and European chocolate. Contact Emma at EVonZeipel@LawStreetMedia.com.

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Every 107 seconds someone in America is sexually assaulted. A staggering 35.8 percent of these assaults occur when the victim is between the ages of 12 and 17. Still despite these figures, the topic of sexual assault is still too taboo for many to even talk about.

Everyday Sexism, a project aimed at spreading awareness about sexism, equality and women’s rights, decided to challenge this stigma with the creation of the hashtag #WhenIWas on Tuesday. The hashtag allows victims to share their early experiences with sexual harassment, violence, discrimination, and abuse, in order to bring attention to its alarming prevalence among children and teenagers.

Early this morning the account tweeted:

Today the government announced an inquiry into sexual violence and harassment at school – a vital issue that’s been overlooked for too long

— EverydaySexism (@EverydaySexism) April 19, 2016

Thousands of our https://t.co/pYch8sXUOn entries come from girls under the age of 16, detailing sexism, harassment, violence & abuse

— EverydaySexism (@EverydaySexism) April 19, 2016

Many people are shocked and unaware that sexual harassment, violence, discrimination and abuse start from an extremely young age

— EverydaySexism (@EverydaySexism) April 19, 2016

Help us raise awareness of how early the problem can start by tweeting about your early experiences using the hashtag #WhenIWas

— EverydaySexism (@EverydaySexism) April 19, 2016

The responses quickly began flooding in. Hundreds of women shared their chilling entries with the world using the hashtag, and quickly it became pretty apparent just how similar many of their stories were.

These tweets reveal just how early sexual assault and harassment can start. Click through the slideshow below to learn more.

#whenIwas in 14 a teaching priest told us in class that rape is impossible as “a letter can’t be posted if the letterbox isn’t open”.

— Sadhbh (@Sadhbhzilla) April 19, 2016

Alexis Evans

Alexis Evans is an Assistant Editor at Law Street and a Buckeye State native. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and a minor in Business from Ohio University. Contact Alexis at aevans@LawStreetMedia.com.

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