Poll: Blessings
Corktree
June 12, 2011
26 Comments
Not long ago, while on a trip with my oldest daughter and infant son, I had an experience that I haven’t told anyone about yet,
Menu
Â
Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
Not long ago, while on a trip with my oldest daughter and infant son, I had an experience that I haven’t told anyone about yet,
About 15 years ago I heard Louise Plummer speak at a Relief Society even where she challanged us to write about our lives. She offered
by Brittany Kunz “If you had to choose which child to give back to me, which one would you choose?” were the thoughts that came
Recently, my family was planning a celebration for my parents’ upcoming anniversary. We wanted to make it special for them, and one of my siblings suggested that
As someone who has a less orthodox view, I offered to write up a post about how to communicate with True Believing Mormon family members,
As a church, we believe that She exists, but that we can neither talk to her directly, nor discuss Her at length without running the
a powerful refutation of rape apologist & blame-the-victim mentalities: http://tinyurl.com/3nb3u62 # The MoFem timeline is growing quickly: http://bit.ly/lka5da Contribute: http://bit.ly/mKN4WK #LDS # if you are
a powerful refutation of rape apologist & blame-the-victim mentalities: http://tinyurl.com/3nb3u62 # The MoFem timeline is growing quickly: http://bit.ly/lka5da Contribute: http://bit.ly/mKN4WK #LDS # if you are
by Rebecca Missel Let’s just get one thing straight. I’m not a Mormon woman. I’m Jewish. So why are you reading this on an LDS
Chapter 35: Obedience (please note: This lesson plan was a joint effort and could not have been completed without EmilyCC.) Spirituality is philosophical; it demands thought.
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.