My Big Fat Shame
Continuing our series on being fat in the LDS church, guest author Jen Morrison writes, “My life went on and my body continued to grow
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Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
Continuing our series on being fat in the LDS church, guest author Jen Morrison writes, “My life went on and my body continued to grow
“When I was first married, my husband was my de facto therapist. I purged many feelings I had toward my mother and he listened. My
Our guest author writes, “I distinctly remember the day a modesty lesson was presented in seminary, and as we walked across the street to the
“The Olympic committee has drawn that line for Ms. Khelif, defining her as she defines herself, as a woman. Last year, the International Boxing Association
Guest author Emmaly Renshaw writes, “I have always led back-burn crews–it’s what controls the fire and protects. As women, it’s what we do: control and
Improving mixed-faith relationships in families is a rising topic of interest. A recent Mormonland episode featured how Utah Valley University professor Kimberly Abunuwara and her
Image – The Good Samaritan, by Vincent Van Gogh Van Gogh is one of the artists whose paintings have moved me to tears. Not his
Year after year I have watched a pattern of behavior emerge among my local community of Latter-day Saints. It is to invite the most convenient
Today marks 105 years since the tragedy of Eugene Williams’ death.
National Disability Independence Day celebrates the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, an umbrella that has led to posted signs like this
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