I’m going to try to do a better job holding multiple truths about Mormon women’s experiences at once with care, including wisdom gained from my
Feminism in Politics: in an interview, Utah State Representative Marsha Judkins reveals why she became a legislator, what she’s learned, and how identifying as a
When my social transition required me to set aside my male privilege and my priesthood to fit in with and learn from the sisters, a
“I haven’t talked like this about God and gospel doctrine since college. I’ve just felt sort of alone when it comes to my feminist faith
I have this giant print in the entryway of my home. Legit giant, like 3.5 ft by 6.5 ft. Regularly, as people walk into my
Following my inner knowing led me to choose intentional birthing, parenting and education. I’ve learned to trust my inner self, my integrity. When that same
I have a memory of a Young Women’s lesson when I was about 16 years old where the teacher asked us to write down where
I hadn’t planned on seeing Barbie. I didn’t play much with dolls as a child, and my 90s self saw Barbie as perpetuating a narrow
We hadn’t eaten breakfast, it was lunchtime, we had 35 minutes to get to the temple, and the drive would take roughly 25 minutes. If
Guest Post by Bryn. Bryn is a transplant to New England who loves her small ward nestled in the mountains. She teaches composition, takes her
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.
