by Catherine Worthington When I first began to hear rumblings that several groups were advocating for the ordination of LDS women, my immediate and somewhat
This was first posted on February 24, 2011. Sexual separation is often a characteristic of dominant societies. The military, administrative and travelling imperatives of imperialism
Since Pants, Prayers, Priesthood (Oh My!), more church members than ever before are talking about and considering the potential for changing women’s responsibilities and opportunities
While my husband was off at Priesthood Session this evening, I attended the Ordain Women Launch Event, which another attendee charmingly dubbed “Priestesshood Session.” The
By Aimee Hickman The beautiful cover artwork for this quarter’s issue of Exponent II speaks directly to my own emotional state on the eve of
When I found out I was pregnant with my new daughter, Linda, I was in shock. I wasn’t planning on becoming pregnant so soon and
“You are forgetting one thing,” I pause and stare directly into the eyes of the man sitting across from me, “I do not need your
All the planets aligned and one of our dearest feminist fantasies has come true. My activity day girls got to participate in the pinewood derby.
Friday Night It’s an unfamiliar scene, I’m at a country dancing bar, surrounded by cowboy hats and boots, listening to twangy music that’s foreign to
This twenty-minute video was recently released by KUED, a public television station in Utah to accompany Makers: Women Who Make America. It outlines 1970s feminist
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.
