Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
As a returned missionary, I am well-versed in the true and everlasting religious salesmanship technique: the commitment pattern, which emphasizes the use of “will you”
About a month ago, my father decided to clear out his collection of family memorabilia and give it to me, the de facto family historian.
When I was still single, I spoke with one of my engaged friends about her recent interview with our stake president in preparation for her
This past March I was lucky enough to attend the Midwest Pilgrimage in Nauvoo with a group of friends. The keynote speaker was Linda King
A week or so ago, I found myself eating watermelon in my parent’s kitchen with my six-year old niece. I was standing near the island.
For my husband’s Predictive Analytics program, he has been asked to design a survey, and he chose the subject of superheroes. Questions like: What superhero
So, the new temple movie came out this week (just as our Exponent II Summer 2013 temple-themed issue is coming out in a couple weeks;
Why Is It Important To Be Honest? I chose to do this lesson because I’m attracted to the idea of honesty and integrity. I admire
1 And it came to pass that as we approached the meetinghouse, even though it were for a piano recital and not on the day
“You can’t be what you can’t see.” That’s the line from Miss Representation that has stuck with me since I saw the film over a
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