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feminism / Gospel / history / Relief Society Lessons / women
by Rachel · Published October 28, 2015 · Last modified January 31, 2016
There are a few general recommendations all of us try to keep in mind as we prepare lesson plans for the Exponent blog, or for our own ward communities. They are: Include quotes from women, both from within...
Guest Post by Kalliope Kalliope is a former college instructor in both written and oral communications courses. She earned an MA in Linguistics from BYU and recently began a PhD program at University of London....
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