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Abby (she/her/hers) has lived in Utah her entire life and is the mom of three kids. Some of her proudest moments include participating with Ordain Women, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, founding her girl scout troop, and being vocal about women's issues in the LDS church.

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Our Bloggers Recommend “Let Her Enter”, in celebration of the lifting of the temple and priesthood racial ban on June 8, 1978

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Abby Maxwell Hansen

Emeritus blogger East River Lady shares her experience receiving her temple endowment as a black member of the church. Click here to read:

“Let Her Enter” ^ Exponent II Blog

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Abby (she/her/hers) has lived in Utah her entire life and is the mom of three kids. Some of her proudest moments include participating with Ordain Women, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, founding her girl scout troop, and being vocal about women's issues in the LDS church.

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