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What happens to a Mormon Feminist after they die? Here on the Exponent blog, we’ve seen robust discussions about how to adjust or improve
“It might be good for you,” said my friend. “It’ll get you out and meet other people with similar values.” I was lonely, and
When people ask me what I do, I don’t know exactly how to answer. At face value, I’m a stay-at-home mother of four kids. I
“The way of the gospel is a simple way. … Humble yourselves and walk in obedience.” I chose to write about this lesson because this
by Aly H This post, which explains how Aly H maintains her Mormon identity and practice, is a continuation of Aly H’s post yesterday. Lesson
By Aly H I didn’t begin to realize that I was a feminist or that it was my Mormon faith that had made me one
I don’t remember the moment I identified as being a feminist. Rather, I have gradually become more aware of the power structures around me and
GUEST POST BY JESSICA RAE ECKER I AM I, a group show consisting of female artists with Mormon ties, poses the question, How is your
I recently read Deseret Book’s new book, Once There Was a Mom, written by Emily Watts and illustrated by Destin Cox. I hoped to share
“You don’t do any service,” he told me. I was surprised by his comment, and not only because it was so rude. It hadn’t occurred
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