
Have Mormon Women Uncovered The Eye Opening Truth of Our Own Women’s History?
Do Mormon women, who aren’t allowed to teach and study women as part of church curriculum, aware of our own women’s history?
Do Mormon women, who aren’t allowed to teach and study women as part of church curriculum, aware of our own women’s history?
Ultimately, Bible translation is not just about words—it’s about power, belief, and who gets to define the divine.
The title of this piece is not the thesis of Erin Hicks Moon’s book, “I’ve Got Questions,” a story of deconstruction or, as she puts
Is Doctrine and Covenants 25 a beautiful revelation from God for a woman struggling after the loss of her baby? Or is it an example
As the show opens, Carrie Chapman Catt gives this speech encouraging men to “let Mother vote.” She talks about how women have already contributed so
Today my daughter is no longer in primary. My baby girl who still sometimes plays with her dolls and is clinging to a belief in
‘God grant us a pope who doubts.’ Those humble, searing words made blogger Heidi Toth pause the movie and start taking notes. They also set
Imagine that you had an opportunity like Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde. A few minutes when top Latter-day Saint leaders were obliged to listen to your
I don’t want Joseph’s definitions of power. I don’t want the priesthood man’s ideal of eternal blessings. I don’t want kingdoms, thrones, or dominions.
For years, blogger Heidi Toth has wrestled with questions she couldn’t answer: How could she stay in the LDS Church? But how could she leave?
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.