A Few of My Favorite Things
With holiday shopping nearly upon us, I thought I’d suggest a few gift items that might delight the religiously-inclined feminists (and non-feminists) in your life.
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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
With holiday shopping nearly upon us, I thought I’d suggest a few gift items that might delight the religiously-inclined feminists (and non-feminists) in your life.
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