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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
from Exponent II Editor, Aimee Hickman We are thrilled to announce that the Feminist Mormon Housewives guest edited issue of Exponent II will be available
by Suzette Smith (Suzette lives in the Washington DC area and works in non-profit public health. She serves on the executive board of Exponent II
This seems to me like it would be a very hard lesson to teach for several reasons. First, consider this question from the manual: What
I love and am a little obsessed with Jewish culture and history, so the content of this lesson as it goes in the manual is
by Kelly Ann Yesterday, I attended a very awkward Sunday school in a conservative southern state. The teacher followed the LDS.org lesson outline for chapters
At first I contemplated asking a trick question. Poll: Do you work? Because the answer for all of us should be, yes. Of course, I
"Losing my religion," from a Guatemalan #Mormon on Zocalo: http://t.co/gjDUivK # what's with J.C.Penny and their sexists back to school shirts for girls. http://ow.ly/6iofD #
"Losing my religion," from a Guatemalan #Mormon on Zocalo: http://t.co/gjDUivK # what's with J.C.Penny and their sexists back to school shirts for girls. http://ow.ly/6iofD #
"Losing my religion," from a Guatemalan #Mormon on Zocalo: http://t.co/gjDUivK # what's with J.C.Penny and their sexists back to school shirts for girls. http://ow.ly/6iofD #
"Losing my religion," from a Guatemalan #Mormon on Zocalo: http://t.co/gjDUivK # what's with J.C.Penny and their sexists back to school shirts for girls. http://ow.ly/6iofD #
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.
