Mistresses of Patriarchy
I grew up in the 70s when the battle over the Equal Rights Amendment raged. My mom, ever obedient and faithful, was encouraged by the Church to support the anti-ERA movement, headed by conservative...
I grew up in the 70s when the battle over the Equal Rights Amendment raged. My mom, ever obedient and faithful, was encouraged by the Church to support the anti-ERA movement, headed by conservative...
I have been hungry for this book for as long as I’ve known Melody Newey Johnson. We met virtually as bloggers on the Exponent listserv, where we discuss blog business, swap stories, and create...
Belief / Culture / Gender / Intersectionality / women
by Heather · Published October 4, 2020 · Last modified October 7, 2020
There is no such thing as universal, standard, normal, one size fits all. So writes Caroline Criada Perez in her fascinating book Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men. Chapter by...
I teach primary and my #1 job is to make those kids feel loved. Which is tough right now. We cannot meet, they are too young to Zoom or text, and thus I have...
When it comes to scripture study, I’m a New Testament gal. I love the focus on the Savior and the prominence of women. The Old Testament is fun and frightening, part divine drama, part...
This year I started working as a writer and media specialist for the Utah Women & Leadership Project at UVU whose goal is “To strengthen the impact of Utah girls and women through informing,...
Authors: McArthur Krishna & Bethany Brady Spalding, Illustrator: Kathleen Peterson In mid October I received a package in the mail that was clearly not the iPhone screen protectors I was expecting from Amazon....
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