  A lot of things lately have made me feel powerless: difficult changes in my Singles Branch, the whole political situation, some pretty major reminders
I know I’m about a year too late for this to be news, but I recently watched Suffragette with my family. Snuggled up under a warm
A week ago, I went home. Well, to one of the many homes I’ve had… I went home to my alma mater, my college. Or
When I first started reading about gender and history, I was teaching a class on twentieth century art history. Whitney Chadwick’s Women, Art, and Society gave
By Wendy (This song is performed by Wendy and her sister.) I was 24 when I got divorced and my parents separated. It was a
(Inspired by a beautiful part in a beautiful book, 100 Birds Taught Me To Fly, called, “Twelve Times I Prayed.”) My sister, C, holding my baby, singing,
One of the things about leaving Provo (permanently and irrevocably) in 1992 and then moving back more than twenty years later is that I experience
I was the kid who wanted to be a spider for Halloween. Because of my lifelong obsession with Charlotte and her web, this was less
I am caught between longing and a confession. The longing: Ever since I began seriously considering women’s place in God’s plan, I have felt keenly the
Young Women General President, Bonnie L. Oscarson, spoke to all the women, young women, and girls at Saturday’s Women’s session.  She said she was
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.
