when chivalry is dead, good riddance
By Tinesha A few days after I started as a freshman at BYU, I was headed into the library when a young man dashed by me…
a messianic appeal for gay rights reëvaluation
When the equals signs started going up Monday/Tuesday, I was full of optimism–here was a chance to change hearts and minds, to inaugurate(/consummate) a new era…
if mormonism was a house
Late night ramblings from Hannah Wheelwright If Mormonism was a house, it would be huge. I like to imagine it as an enormous building on a…
ordination primer
Like most Mormon feminists, I’ve spent the past few days watching (and occasionally commenting, when I couldn’t resist) in horror as Facebook debates on the new…
progress on prayers
On September 29th, 1978, women were authorized to give prayers in sacrament meetings. The LDS Church has come a long way (see a short history on women…
confronting the naked facts of male immodesty, one kneecap at a time
Tinesha and Hannah present this investigative report to shed some light on this dark, dark situation. Recently, a male BYU-Idaho student uploaded the following image to…
happy 171st anniversary of the relief society!
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gnomes and naturalized silence
by Onli A. Pawne So I was reading Noam Chomsky the other day. And first let me just say that he’s the most beautiful person ever…
mostly modest
Guest post by Justin Anfinsen. To read more from him, see his post on Adventures in a Singles Ward. Males have raging uncontrollable, hormones. Females have…
“gender flame war”s, byu memes, and the f word (feminism!)
Someone was wrong in a small corner of the internet last night. Hannah Wheelwright writes about it here. BYU Memes is somewhat notorious for proliferating somewhat…
remember, remember, the men of cis-gender
Written by Anonymous (and edited by Hannah- if anyone wishes to read the 3,000 word original draft, email us at youngmormonfeminists AT gmail DOT com and we’ll send…
how D&C 132 came about
A summary*, by Hannah Wheelwright Nauvoo, 1843 Emma: WTF, Joseph? Why do I keep hearing about you marrying other women? Joseph: I was commanded! Back in…
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