
When to talk to the Bishop?
by Kelly Ann As noted in yesterday’s post “Birth Control and the CHI” by Jessawhy, many are bothered by the specific admonition to “consult with
Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
by Kelly Ann As noted in yesterday’s post “Birth Control and the CHI” by Jessawhy, many are bothered by the specific admonition to “consult with
Is the Church Always Watching? The Church Handbook of Instruction has long been the subject of bloggernacle discussion and suspicion. Recently posted on the web,
(This has been edited to include a second poll for clarity, feel free to vote on either or both) Sexuality is often confused with sex,
Washington Post essay: The Mormon Branding Problem; (Jon Huntsman, Mitt Romney, Glenn Beck… etc) http://bit.ly/dQ3STh # very excited to see @askmormongirl join up with @fmhblog!!
During his senior year of high school my younger brother-in-law, (who, at the time, was painfully shy, awkward, and introverted) was assigned a girl to
Here’s my theory: feminists are more likely to choose to stay active/partially active in the Mormon church if they fall into these two categories. 1)They
A month or so ago I read a fascinating article that basically explores whether it is our ability to live in the moment or to
Six months ago, in the middle of my second trimester, I started making preparations. These weren’t the typical preparations of setting up a nursery, buying
We’ve probably all been there at some point. You’re sitting in Sunday School and the teacher asks a seemingly benign question, when someone raises their
Why do women participate less in online discussions? a prof of info science answers in this NYT article: http://tinyurl.com/4uvdnnc # Historians find wine drinking &
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