Ina Coolbrith was named California’s first Poet Laureate in 1915. A century later, Aleta George published her biography, which I recommend you all find copies of and read. Ina grew up as a child...
The Gospel of Thomas is an early Christian text that was found in an urn, in a cave, in the desert of Upper Egypt during WWII in 1945. Fragments of the text have been...
By Michelle Franzoni Thorley Today I want to continue our discussion about family history for people of color by addressing how shame prevents us from engaging in generational healing and family history. This post...
Feminism came upon me like autumn happens to summer. I couldn’t have predicted this change any more than I could have predicted the colors or the cold or the pumpkin pie spice. And yet,...
The Female Transformation of Narrative: A Review of Kiersten White’s The Guinevere Deception By Katherine Cowley As a teenager, I didn’t notice that many of my favorite novels and movies had no female...
by Bob Rees “A hymnbook is as good an index to the brains and the hearts of a people’s as the creed book.” —Alexander Campbell One of the enlightened revelations of the Restoration is...
I have weird hair right now. It is still dark for the most part, curly, shorter than it has been in years. But there is a haystack of grey, coarse, strange difference at the...
I’ve lived in Lehi, Utah for over 16 years. If you aren’t familiar with Utah county geography, we’re a city of 60,000 people about halfway between Provo and Salt Lake City. We are...
In this Religious Feminism Newsreel episode of the Religious Feminism Podcast, we cover the 30th anniversary of attempts of Women of the Wall to pray where women are barred at the Western Wall in Jerusalem,...
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