
Weighing In
As I lost weight after surgery people treated me differently. This validated my suspicion that, in our world, a lot of women’s power is in
As I lost weight after surgery people treated me differently. This validated my suspicion that, in our world, a lot of women’s power is in
“Some women heard that their only job in life was to be a wife and mother and decided that they didn’t care, they would pursue
These women are certainly smart, capable and accomplished to be called into these positions – but it bothers me that they likely had to clear
This is the third in a series of guest posts about being fat and female in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Please
“All my mom saw was that I was no longer wearing my garments and testified to me that there was spiritual power in them. She
Job’s wife lost everything–first her livelihood and standing in the community and then, in one freak storm, the 10 children that she carried, bore and
Guest blogger Ashli Carnicelli is an author and classically trained singer. Ashli’s heartfelt narrative invites readers to embark on a soul-enriching experience through her works
“Dear Brother, … Elder’s Quorum should not be treated as some “boy’s club” where you can put others down. The world is facing an epidemic
Continuing our series on being fat in the LDS church, guest author Jen Morrison writes, “My life went on and my body continued to grow
“When I was first married, my husband was my de facto therapist. I purged many feelings I had toward my mother and he listened. My
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.