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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
by Sabra Although I was only a full-time missionary for a few months, this would be the first of many companionships. They ran from the
by Sabra I was always a supporter of gender equality in the LDS church; any time women in my classes at church wanted to serve
Dear Exponent readers, the Sisters Speak column of an upcoming Exponent II magazine will focus on the topic of raising empowered daughters and sons in the
CW: rape, stillbirth Three stories: 1. A woman is promised a long life in her patriarchal blessing.  She dies young from an incurable disease. 2.
By Jenny The spring thunderstorms have set my mind back to my youth. I watch the misty greyness creep in as the rolling thunder awakens
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Anger is something I don’t do well. When I get angry, one of two things happens. I get emotional and cry, and no one takes
Guest Post by Sarah When I was 24, I was called to be Primary President in my small, rural Australian ward. Â It was the preamble
In Gilead, a favorite novel of mine, a Congregational minister named John Ames recalls his life in a letter to his young son. Part autobiography and
By Sally Meyer, Writer/Director of Hanneli and Anne I’m writing to introduce a film project that I am working on. Hanneli and Anne tells a true story between
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.
