This recent feature in the Salt Lake Tribune provides an excellent overview of Mormon feminist victories over the last several decades. We have a long way to go, but let’s rejoice in what we...
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by Guest Post · Published March 8, 2018 · Last modified March 7, 2018
Guest Post By Amelia Christensen Amelia likes podcasts, ripping up gardens, and whale watching. She has two beautiful, curious, and emotional boys with her husband, and aspires to work in the mental health sector. Her heroines...
I am not sure what I was expecting when I began reading Seasons of Change. But somehow, having now read it, I feel like I have changed. Become wiser. Become happier. And found something...
Guest post by Carolyn Carolyn is a teacher in central Europe. She writes, travels, eats, messages her kids, and, despite warnings, reads while walking the dog. Recently, I decided to read the Book...
This International Women’s Day, I would like to introduce you all to a few Mormon and former Mormon trans women and non-binary people and their contributions. Too often in our Church we fail to...
This is a re-post from the Exponent archives. It was originally published on 5th May 2014, and you can see the previous post here. Several months ago I was asked to give a talk...
Guest post by Carrie Sillito Eve. Jarius’s Daughter. Mary Magdalene. Mary, Mother of Jesus. Sarah. Sariah. Ten virgins. The Widow of Zarephath. Mary Jones. Emily Fulmer. The Mother of Heber J Grant. “Mrs. James”....
International Women’s Day was first proposed by a socialist and suffragette from Germany named Clara Zetkin in 1910. Two of the colors signifying IWD come from the Women’s Social and Political Union in the...
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