By mraynes It is the tradition of my ward to invite Sheriff Joe Arpaio to the yearly Fourth of July breakfast. For those who don’t know, Joe Arpaio has been dubbed “America’s toughest sheriff.” ...
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...
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