The Election Makes it Clear: I Don’t Share Values With Most Mormons
I thought my church taught things like, “Don’t assault women” or “Don’t be racist.”
I thought my church taught things like, “Don’t assault women” or “Don’t be racist.”
CW: This post discusses experiences with sexual assault and abuse. Four years ago, I watched the start of the viral hashtag MeToo on Twitter. At
I found photos on our home computer one night when I was searching for some pictures of the kids–they showed my husband and another woman
Guest Post By Amelia Christensen Amelia likes podcasts, ripping up gardens, and whale watching. She has two beautiful, curious, and emotional boys with her husband, and
I am not sure what I was expecting when I began reading Seasons of Change. But somehow, having now read it, I feel like I
Guest post by Carolyn Carolyn is a teacher in central Europe. She writes, travels, eats, messages her kids, and, despite warnings, reads while walking the
This is a re-post from the Exponent archives. It was originally published on 5th May 2014, and you can see the previous post here. Several
Guest post by Deborah Squires-Coleman My name is Debbie and I live in Essex, England. I have been in love and married to my husband for
by L.A. Maya Angelou said, “When you know better, you do better.” I sat in front of my bishop, sobbing after sharing my secret. Cautiously,
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