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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
I’ve been thinking lately about the story of the Zoramites and their Rameumptoms. They Zoramites were apostate Nephites who built high towers. They would stand
The following is the Letter From the Editor for the summer 2016 issue of Exponent II.  To receive a copy of this issue, you must subscribe
Back in April, I walked over to a house–– in a neighborhood not too far from where I lived–– to pick up keys from a family
Like so many, I was devastated by the policy changes in November 2015, and now, eight months later, I still have no peace about it.  I
she steps down into the font of (very! I am later told) warm water, and is buried, and raised again; then husband confirms baptized daughter. “The world that you
Carina Hoskisson Wytiaz guest posts on By Common Consent about how American families have been, and continue to be, destroyed. I don’t know that Mormons
This month’s visiting teaching message addresses a topic that might be hurtful to some sisters, if not framed carefully. The lesson opens with this quote from
Wheat & Tares blogger, Kristine A, discusses liberation theology in the context of Mormonism in her post, “The Hereafter is a Hustle.” I now believe
We live in a time where it is easy to share what you are thinking in the moment – you can instagram, snapchat, post, text,
Opening Note: I am a fan of families. I have my own fantastic family of origin and I see many good families around me.
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.
