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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
The first funeral I ever went to was my Grandma A’s. My memories of Grandma A are sparse, as I was only six when she
by Kelly Ann Rear-View Mirror I waken when I hear the soft music of the key clicking in the car door lock; I am startled
Exponent II, Vol. V, No.2, Winter 1979 One to Get Ready by Emma Lou Thayne, Salt Lake City, Utah —————– Out of town, on a trip, I
[Trigger warning for rape and body policing.] I have recently come across a few posts regarding what Young Women wear, and what they are told
My dad first told me the story of Miriam one Sunday morning as he was preparing a Gospel Doctrine lesson. His interpretation of the story was
An interesting look at what the SlutWalk protests mean about the future of feminism: http://t.co/yUIQwhg # at nine moons, @mfranti wonders how good LDS folk
An interesting look at what the SlutWalk protests mean about the future of feminism: http://t.co/yUIQwhg # at nine moons, @mfranti wonders how good LDS folk
For some years now, I’ve been fascinated by the fact that in nearly every ward I’ve lived in, there is a group of women who
by April (April is a health educator and mother of three young children.) “Would it hurt the kids if I went to work full-time? Do
Trigger warning: suicidal ideation and completion, sexual abuse, self-injury. Suicide is an extremely complicated, sensitive and personal topic. In searching for general information in regard
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.
