by April Carlson · Published August 19, 2014 · Last modified February 15, 2016
Neckties are arrows that point to the male genitalia. Why are they considered “priesthood attire” in the LDS community? In some congregations otherwise worthy men are not allowed to participate in priesthood ordinances unless...
by Tom P My wife follows the Exponent and from time to time shares articles with me that raise many fascinating and legitimate points, particularly when it comes to gender inequality in the church....
by Frank Pellett When a month has five Sundays, the fifth is given to each individual Ward to make a lesson for the adults based on the needs of the people in that Ward....
Last week we attended the mission homecoming for the son of one of my dear friends in our ward. Because it was over 100 degrees and the old houses in downtown Denver have notoriously...
feminism / Gender / Policy / women
by Guest Post · Published April 17, 2012 · Last modified January 23, 2016
by Nate Curtis (Nate Curtis is a father of three, and husband of one. Nate lives in Phoenix, Arizona and working at a really fun job that is also really boring to talk about.)...
Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 8, at the University of Utah! (Flyer coming soon when other panelists are confirmed.) The Counterpoint Conference is hosted by Mormon Women’s Forum each fall. This year, Elouise...
I, like many, dread the weeks we talk about gender roles at church. These conversations are often trite and repetitive and serve to alienate those who fall outside the prescribed ideals for men and...
feminism / Gender / Relationships / women
by Mraynes · Published July 16, 2011 · Last modified January 15, 2016
We had a little interchange here at Exponent this week. It’s a fairly common one for us and a lot of female-run blogs. Commenters of the male persuasion will swoop in and inform us...
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