The official Church History blog of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has just completed a series on the Woman’s Exponent, the 19th century women’s newspaper from which Exponent II takes its name.
Woman’s Exponent—Women’s Rights and Suffrage Jen Barkdull, Church history specialist, archivist 13 March 2019
Woman’s Exponent—I Would Learn the Healer’s Art: Medicine and Remedies Jen Barkdull, Church history specialist, archivist 25 April 2019
Woman’s Exponent—Poetry Proponent Faye Fischer, Church history specialist 28 May 2019
Woman’s Exponent—Daughters of Zion: Female Biographical Narratives Anne R. Berryhill, Church history specialist, executive services 27 June 2019
Woman’s Exponent—Pioneer Day! Emily Crumpton, Church history consultant 23 July 2019
Woman’s Exponent—Cooperatives: Learning, Thinking, and Working Together By Anne Berryhill, Church history specialist, executive services 27 August 2019
Woman’s Exponent—The Great Debate: Editorials and Opposing Views Jen Barkdull, Church history specialist 24 September 2019
Woman’s Exponent—Acting with Authority Anne Berryhill, Church history specialist, executive services 1 October 2019
Woman’s Exponent—More Than a Domestic Drudge: Women and Education By Michelle Sayers, Church history specialist, archivist 19 November 2019
Woman’s Exponent—“The Back Bone of the Kingdom of God” By Faye Fischer, Church history specialist 31 December 2019
Woman’s Exponent—Resolutions 28 January 2020
Woman’s Exponent—Reflections 25 February 2020
