Guest post by Hope Click for French Translation/Traduction en français This is Hope’s first guest post at the Exponent. She is an Alaskan girl
Who’s excited for a new beginning this week? I know I am. But before we start a new year, I know you all want to
In my life away from Exponent and Mormon Feminism, where I make the money to pay the bills, I am an organizer. I organized largely
By Jenny One evening this month I sat down to read a Christmas picture book with two of my daughters. “Way up North in the
by Ashley Despite my love of Christmas, of lights and decorations and holiday traditions and carols, for many years I felt a deep sadness at
I found “The Crucible of Doubt” to be rich with insight into age-old religious questions. Many of the chapters gave voice (and deeper meaning) to
Do you ever feel weary? Like, to the bone, deep in your core, depleted spiritual exhaustion? I do. I have been feeling that way lately, especially
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Claus, A recent video mashup of male LDS leaders providing instructions to LDS women on how to be LDS women, left
By Karen For as long as I can remember, my grandma has hand made a Christmas ornament each year for each one of her grandkids.
This post is my last as a regular contributor to The-Exponent blog. My time here has been a profound and delightful blessing. Exponent women are
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.
