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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
Exponent II, Vol. VI, No.1, Fall 1979 Of Time and Music by Samelynn J. Wood, Portland, Oregon —————– “I thought you could play the piano, Momma.”
Regardless of conservative opinion, when you’re done having children, you’re done. It may be best for you physically and emotionally, or just the right time
RT @ecmyers: from Washington Post, gender divide in children’s books http://wapo.st/huehF6 # RT @atfmb: I like that Wonder Woman is taller than Superman (and almost
 I am currently a member of a small branch in a geographically large region. My branch is a rented building that is an hour’s drive
Last Saturday I donned my wedding dress for the last time. I tore off the sleeves, shredded the skirt, and walked into the ocean while
I am settling down. I bought a house . I just got a raise. I have a good career. I’m going to plant a garden. After ten years of Nomadic living whilst getting a graduate degree at New York
As my stake’s interfaith representative, I attended an interfaith lunch meeting today in which spiritual practices were discussed from the perspective of a variety of
I’m a fan of the “. . . and I’m a Mormon” PR campaign. (See also here.) The videos and profiles reflect the eclectic diversity
Guest Post by Vada I actually think this lesson is pretty great as printed in the manual. I’ve added a few thoughts and ideas throughout
Are you MoFeminist & in SoCal? If so, join us at chez Remy on Friday night for an FMH Snacker w/ Lisa Butterworth: http://bit.ly/dXtkSe #
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.
