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by LMA · Published January 24, 2020 · Last modified January 23, 2020
January 2020 By LMA I often think about the circumstances under which I learned about intersectional feminism and Mormon feminism. I learned about intersectional feminism first, and not until I was almost 30 years...
By Judy Curtis (I have been a feminist since the 70s when my friends in Boston started Exponent II. I have stayed active in the Church feeling that my calling has been to help...
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by Caroline · Published April 17, 2015 · Last modified February 3, 2016
“What I say is that women should not ask permission, they should just act.” — Claudia Bushman in the upcoming anniversary Exponent II magazine I love this idea that Claudia Bushman articulates in her...
by Margaret OH My husband and I have been listening to a marriage therapy course with the fabulous Jennifer Finlayson-Fife. We have found that meeting with a marriage therapist every few years for a...
by Emily U (Emily U is casual observer of politics who enjoys reading, writing, knitting, and cooking when it’s not 5 pm and her kids are whining. She is a university administrator and sometimes...
by Course Correction · Published August 24, 2012 · Last modified January 17, 2016
Young Mormon feminists fill me with awe. Intelligent and well-educated, they have or are working towards fulfilling professional careers—even if their current role is SAHM. Not so my generation. When I graduated from a...
by Caroline In a couple of different conversations I’ve had with her, Mormon feminist Lorie Winder Stromberg has proposed that many Mormons commonly perceive two types of feminists within the Church. The first are...
If you’ll be in the Salt Lake City area during August 10-12, please consider spending some time at the Sunstone Symposium. The preliminary program can be found here. IMO, the lineup of this year’s...
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