Guest Post: The Power and Authority of a Driver’s License
By Felicia Ellis Okay, ladies, you want to drive? I hear you saying it would be wonderful to be able to drive your children to their activities, or to participate in more roles that...
Category: Culture
Feminist Islamic Troublemakers of North America with Shehnaz Haqqani and Zahra Khan
In this episode of the Religious Feminism interview series, Shehnaz Haqqani, Assistant Professor of Religion at Mercer University, and Zahra Khan, an activist and engineer, talk to us about the online feminist community they...
May 1, 2019
Today is May Day. When I was a kid, we came home from school on May Day and my mother would have placed vases of flowers in our rooms. Flowers in my house were...
Guest Post: People Prefer Respect, Compassion, and Love
By Louise In the past 11 years, I’ve given thousands of hours to this church. I’ve attended meetings, I’ve prayed for inspiration, I’ve taught countless lessons, born my testimony, and paid tens of thousands...
Guest Post: Fly Free
By Tiffany Sanderson If you want to witness the Patriarchal Wound in action, take yourself to any theater in Utah County, Utah. Two nights ago, my family and I had the privilege of attending...
The Impermanence of Eternal Things
By E. Gray I have an irrational love for churches. All churches. Soaring medieval basilicas, ancient stone shrines, clapboard New England meetinghouses, eccentric modern architecture, Latter-Day Saint temples. Old and new, large and...
How does the priesthood apply to women?
The priesthood is something I’ve found incredibly confusing ever since I was in Young Women’s. Whenever people talk about the priesthood, it always goes in one ear and comes out the other. I don’t...
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