Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

The narrative features a club explicitly named the Women's Intersectional Cultural and Creative Association (WICCA). The white female protagonist constantly defends her Black female friend and gender-nonconforming friend from white male bullies and systemic issues, adopting a white-savior dynamic. The Black friend directly identifies the problems they face as aspects of "white patriarchy."

The mortal town of Greendale is a center for oppressive, small-minded, and violent behavior, notably through witch-hunting ancestors of main characters and toxic masculine high school culture. Traditional Western and Christian-associated institutions, ancestors, and belief systems are framed as the sources of historical and present-day persecution and bigotry.

The core struggle is the female protagonist fighting against the explicitly misogynistic, patriarchal structure of the Church of Night, which is led by power-hungry, restrictive men like Father Blackwood and the Dark Lord. All female characters of consequence are strong, powerful, and actively challenging male authority, while mortal males are often depicted as bumbling, weak, or toxic aggressors.

The main character's friends and family include characters who are explicitly non-binary/trans and openly bisexual or pansexual. The mortal world provides the arena for bullying against the non-binary friend, which is immediately condemned and met with aggressive magical retaliation. Witch society is depicted as entirely accepting and non-judgmental of alternative sexual and gender identities.

The show's central religion, the Church of Night, is a formal, organized worship of Satan/Lucifer. This Satanism is presented as the only authentic spiritual path for witches and is the source of their power, while the oppressive aspects of this world are attributed to the patriarchal structure built around the Dark Lord. Traditional Christian concepts are entirely subverted or villainized as the forces of historical oppression.