Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
I know what they say in ward council. I know what they say because I, too, used to sit there and say that. When my
I wasn’t asked to give a talk on “Why church members should read The Song of Solomon”, so here it goes. The Song of Solomon
I was elated to interview Nadine in 2015 for my dissertation on Mormon women of color navigating issues of race and gender (now a book).
As our community mourns the death of Kate Holbrook, we look to her words for comfort. Her essay “As Regard Touching” is a beautiful tribute
https://www.crossway.org/articles/when-marriage-and-motherhood-become-idols/
Hebrew Residential School in Babylon The Book of Daniel begins with the nation of Babylon raiding Jerusalem (Daniel 1:1) and the Babylonian king, Nebuchadnezzar, beginning
Unfortunately, it appears that these images have not been released to the public yet. I am only finding photos of the mural showing Barak, a
As our community grieves the passing of Dr. Kate Holbrook, I would recommend revisiting her books about the history of our foremothers.
I find most of the hymns in the hymnal about home and family to be narrow and reductive – only one kind of home is
So here’s what I’ve decided (and perhaps this is a completely masochistic decision): but I’m going to keep expressing doubts in church meetings where that’s
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