I love this piece from one of my favorite Exponent II founding mothers, Judy Dushku. I hope that we bloggers continue to be the Exponent II women that others will seek for companionship when...
By Susan Barnson-Hayward In high school I took a graphic design class that included a unit of photography. I thought it was magical how a little black box, a bit of light, a lens,...
Body / Culture / Family / feminism / Gender / Journeys / Relationships / women
by Mraynes · Published January 5, 2009 · Last modified January 21, 2016
by mraynes mr. mraynes and I are opera geeks. I spent the first years of my college career training to be an opera singer; mr. mraynes has spent the majority of his doctoral program...
by Jana We’re watching “Fiddler on the Roof” around the dinner table at our house right now. I grew up listening to the soundtrack to this film, and it’s nearly impossible for me to...
Belief / Culture / Family / Gender
by Caroline · Published July 30, 2008 · Last modified April 16, 2016
by Caroline (Painting: The Marriage by Casey Matthews) Hello Bishop, It’s been a difficult month for me at church, since I am terribly saddened by the Church’s decision to mobilize the rank and file...
Culture / Intersectionality / Relationships
by Zenaida · Published March 28, 2008 · Last modified November 6, 2018
Senator Barack Obama’s recent speech addressing the issue of race has once more excited a flurry of discussion around the topic. People’s reactions vary, but I’m not asking for responses to his speech specifically....
Now, I know that Primary is not the place to preach my feminist ideals. So, while I don’t think I should do a lesson on the three waves of feminism during sharing time, I...
Christmas in Phoenix by Judy Curtis The day before another Christmas After a night of drizzled rain Dawns dull as hills push off Peach flushed cloud quilts. The rain barrel surface boils cold From...
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