Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
On the last page of the most recent issue of BYU Magazine, a two-paragraph story written by Candace Kunch Elder, entitled “Woman in Charge,” caught
Just after posting the “Law of Chastity” lesson, I thought about the landmark speech by Chieko Okazaki “Healing from Sexual Abuse.” One of my concerns
I’m going to ask for reader input on this one. We get a lot of google traffic from teachers looking for “Relief Society Lesson Helps.”
By request, from the inimitable Margaret Young. I did at least one thing right as a mother—and it was not an easy thing to do
I’ve always loved fairy tales. In my pre-literate days, I imagine I was satisfied with fluffy Disney productions like Cinderella, 101 Dalmations and Snow White.
It’s been six years since I last had that interview. Ever since my difficult experience with the temple, I haven’t been able to bring myself
A few weeks ago, I was asked to speak at my home ward. It made me think of Jesus when he started his ministry in
Julie’s musings on the “women are more spiritual than men” adage. Rarely Home July has some crazy church stories to brighten your day. Janet’s exquisite
Sunday morning, my visiting teachers came by for a visit. After the usual pleasantries were exchanged, one of the sisters commenced sharing August’s visiting teaching
The False Modesty Movement What think ye? [Anyone else notice the unintended juxtaposition of an (unattributed) quote by an LDS women preceeding the paragraph about
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.
