“why can’t we just be people?”
By Lucas CW: slurs, homoantagonism, assault, transantagonism, misgendering, dysphoria, suicide, overdose; references to sex work, alcoholism, death, and marijuana. I was eighteen years old when I…
a kinder, gentler lyric
guest post by David Mason Early this year the primary president in my Memphis ward distributed the music chosen by Salt Lake City for every…
sunday spotlight: rosee
Sunday Spotlight is a series where we profile individuals in the Young Mormon Feminists community to hear their stories and get to know them a little…
sunday spotlight: samantha
Sunday Spotlight is a series where we profile individuals in the Young Mormon Feminists community to hear their stories and get to know them a little…
sunday spotlight: marina
Sunday Spotlight is a series where we profile individuals in the Young Mormon Feminists community to hear their stories and get to know them a little…
a modest trip to a nudist resort
guest post by anonymous contributor My relationship with my body is like most women’s relationships with their bodies: complicated. I am self-conscious about the cellulite…
marriage, for the other sex
guest post by Liz Lemon Being raised in the LDS church, I have been well-versed on the importance of marriage since I was a little…
book review: ezra and hadassah
guest post by Marla Perrin Heather Young’s Ezra and Hadassah: A Portrait of American Royalty is a poignant memoir. This book has been compared…
sunday spotlight: brianna
Sunday Spotlight is a series where we profile individuals in the Young Mormon Feminists community to hear their stories and get to know them a little…
ymf podcast: episode 11 – writing clinic with Jana Riess
Join Julia as she talks with author and blogger Jana Riess about the creative writing process and how to get one’s ideas and experiences down on…
sunday spotlight: mica
Sunday Spotlight is a series where we profile individuals in the Young Mormon Feminists community to hear their stories and get to know them a little…
how to be a heartbreaker
guest post by Desiree C. “Rule number three, wear your heart on your cheek But never on your sleeve, unless you wanna taste defeat Rule…
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