On November 18, Jex Blackmore, the national spokeswoman for the Satanic Temple, was pregnant. She felt nauseated and tired, but knew that she couldn’t tell anyone why she was spotted throwing up ...

Whether The Satanic Temple is religious is a subject of debate. ... It was exactly this sort of coalition that temple spokeswoman Jex Blackmore hoped to forge through events like the Sabbat Cycle.

As the national spokesperson for The Satanic Temple and the director of its Detroit chapter, Jex Blackmore’s job description is certainly unusual.But her blog about medical abortion resonated so ...

We're on the phone with the Satanic Temple's Jex Blackmore to learn more about the Baphomet monument that the group is expected to unveil in Detroit later this month, and in our typical way of ...

Penny Lane’s documentary about The Satanic Temple’s grassroots activism is hilarious but thought-provoking. Through news footage and extensive interviews with colorful Satanist figures like ...

Jex Blackmore is the chapter director of the Satanic Temple Detroit and a national spokesperson for the organization; in November, she learned she was pregnant and didn’t wish to be.

The Satanic Temple took the state of Missouri to court on Tuesday on the grounds that its abortion law is in violation of constitutionally protected religious freedoms—but it's also taking a ...

The Satanic Temple squared off this week ... a religious indoctrination program intended to promote a religious viewpoint that life begins at conception,” Jex Blackmore, a Satanic Temple ...

DETROIT, MI -- The Satanic Temple reportedly launched Friday a Detroit chapter with plans to peacefully celebrate and practice a religion that's often misunderstood.

We spoke with Jex Blackmore, a member of the Satanic Temple's executive ministry, to learn about the devil in the details — and why the unveiling will still go on.

The Satanic Temple believes that "one's body is inviolable, subject to one's own will alone," and "beliefs should conform to our best scientific understanding of the world." ...

On Nov. 18, Jex Blackmore, the national spokeswoman for the Satanic Temple, was pregnant. She felt nauseated and tired, but knew that she couldn’t tell anyone why she was spotted throwing up in ...