A Lifeline During a Crisis of Faith
My first exposure to The Exponent II magazine was in 2003, when I was one of the Summer Sisters (as we called ourselves), a group of LDS women who worked under Claudia Bushman studying...
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The Exponent Nurtured My Soul
This post comes to us from Barbara Taylor, former managing editor and president of Exponent II. If someone had asked me if I was a feminist when I moved to the Boston area in...
Dual Platforms
MargaretOH is the current Editor in Chief of Exponent II Since I was about eight years old, I’ve suffered from headaches. As I child I went to multiple doctors and had many tests to...
Last Day! Any Donation Made Today (Sunday, May 22nd) will be Matched by a Donor!
We are on the last day of our fundraising campaign and are so close to our goal! A generous donor has agreed to MATCH donations made today, May 22nd, so that Exponent II can...
Emmeline, Emma Lou, and Me
As a Young Woman, I didn’t know that some might consider being a Mormon feminist to be a contradiction. I grew up with so many models of Mormon feminism. My mom, my dad’s mom,...
It’s #myExponent2, it’s your Exponent II
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No Longer Alone in a Crowded Room
You’ve probably been there—surrounded by people, but completely alone. I’ve often felt that loneliness in my religion. Even though I grew up Mormon, attended church every week, served a mission, I still often felt...
My Mother’s Tribe
When I was a child, Exponent II meant pin up parties, left over blue pencils and graph paper scattered throughout our house—the remnants of my mother’s hard work and dedication to the paper. Exponent...
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