Counterculture movements

There are several counterculture, pro-civil rights movement in the Thirteen States, some of which are peaceful (MLM) and others that are more violent and subversive (BB, TOT).

Magical Liberation Movement (MLM)
The MLM, sometimes called MagLibs, believe that the current government/culture oppresses both magical persons (witches) and non-magical persons (humans, typicals). The MLM seeks equality/equity for witches and humans, and also wants to free witches from the Gifts, which they believe are an oppressive school of magic.

MLM Manifesto
The MLM's official demands are a call to end:


 * The Gift school, as the only system of magic taught in the 13 States
 * The High Circle, which MLM supporters want disbanded and replaced by representative Low Circle
 * Magical/non-magical segregation, which they see as outdated now that most humans can use magic tools like wands

Non-magical Rights Amendment
The MLM has also drafted and is campaigning for an amendment to the country's Pact of Governance that states that there can be no discrimination between magical and non-magical persons.

Symbol
The MLM flag is a purple field with a white balanced scale holding two white candles. Twin candles of equal height are often used to symbolically represent the aims of the MLM.

Broom Breakers
A more radical brand of the MLM that wants to end the High Circle at all costs. Known for doing things like erecting stakes and nooses outside of the High Circle's chambers. The public generally views them with disdain and disapproval. Their symbol is a broken broom, as brooms are a symbol associated with witches, with the added subtext of older ones.

Typicals on Top (TOT)
A fringe group unaffiliated with MLM that wants to return to the era where witches were not in charge. Members of this group think that non-magical persons belong above witches in any sort of hierarchy.

(What is their symbol??)