
#hearLDSwomen: I’m Not Allowed to Speak in Sacrament Meeting Unless My Husband Speaks Too
In our old ward I went to the bishop and begged to have them find a calling for my husband. He is in law enforcement
Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
In our old ward I went to the bishop and begged to have them find a calling for my husband. He is in law enforcement
As part of our Toxic Mormon Masculinity series, we are featuring guest posts from men who share their experiences of operating within the masculinity culture
When I lived in a large city where leadership was hard to find, my ex and I both had stake callings – I was the
By Louise My relationship with God is ever evolving. I allow it to grow and change and become whatever it is supposed to become. I
“For dust you are and to dust you shall return.” I am small.I am insignificant.I am nothing. I have been taught to push these words
“Like A Girl” is a gorgeous children’s book, written by Leslie Perkins and illustrated by Magi & Justin Hernandez, and is the inaugural release of
This past Wednesday was Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. This is a period of time when many Christians prepare for Easter. It is common
One of my ward callings was doing the Sunday bulletin. I wasn’t allowed a key to the library to copy it, so every Sunday morning
“Girls read their blessings… the voice in the heads that tells them what God wants them to be is a male voice. It is not
The Mormon Mean Girls won’t quit. Lonely, betrayed, and isolated women keep showing up to my Utah based maternal mental health practice bereft over their
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