Belief / Culture / Intersectionality / Relationships / women
by Nicole · Published June 27, 2022 · Last modified June 22, 2022
I am currently reading a book for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints about better loving and understanding LGBTQ people. The book is thoughtfully written with a nice combination of...
By Miriam Miriam is finishing her PhD at the University of Oregon and is en route to the University of Memphis where she’ll be an Assistant Professor of Criminology starting in August 2022. She...
In June of 2020, President Nelson shared an anti-racism message via his social media accounts and the church newsroom. This is one statement from the very worthy posts: “The Creator of us all...
I have feelings about calling myself “just a mom,” but there are times when it is the identifier I choose. Recently, on a long plane ride to a retreat with my husband’s company, I...
By Miriam Miriam is finishing her PhD at the University of Oregon and is en route to the University of Memphis where she’ll be an Assistant Professor of Criminology starting in August 2022. She...
Body / Culture / Family / feminism / Gender / Intersectionality / Relationships / women
by Nicole · Published March 25, 2022 · Last modified March 19, 2022
Have you seen the new Disney movie ‘Turning Red’? The movie features a Chinese Canadian family and stars a 13-year-old protagonist who tries to navigate puberty, friendship, and her relationship to her family –...
Belief / Culture / feminism / Gender / Gospel / Intersectionality / women
by Nicole · Published March 16, 2022 · Last modified March 11, 2022
Today, March 16, 2022, marks the one year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings where eight people, including six Asian American women, died. Do you remember where you were when you heard of the...
You didn’t think I was going to stand on that corner by myself (arms and legs like board, mouth full of cement) forever, now did you? To Be Continued by Kate Rushin I told...
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