sunday spotlight: sarah (rici) (dupree)
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…
transuary: on being non-binary trans in latinx culture
by Jas When I was little, I made sure my closet had a certain arrangement. Hand-me-downs from my two older brothers on one side, and clothes…
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the unlikeable heroine
This is a poem I wrote years ago, when I was just starting to come into my feminism. For me, the unlikeable heroine now represents more…
sunday spotlight: jack
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…
my identity is mine
I have worked so hard to be myself, to be okay with myself, to be okay with being myself, and sometimes it feels like it’s being ripped away from me in lieu of the expectations of others.
sunday spotlight: meli (curtis)
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…
transuary: river’s story
YMF is dedicating the month of January to the experiences of trans people. This is a guest post by River Simon. [I was invited to contribute…
transuary: so your kid came out as trans
Dear Parent of Trans Child (or Trans Adult): Congrats! It takes a lot of guts to come out, and if your kid came out to you,…
“remake” review, or why books based in lds morals need to be stopped
TW: TRANSPHOBIA, SUICIDE – This post contains a detailed review of the book “Remake” which contains several transphobic messages, as supported by “The Family: A Proclamation…
sunday spotlight: lucas kieran
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…
the other sex: “weaker.”
So often, too often, we as the human species enjoy categorizing things. Maybe it’s a complex from when Adam and Eve were told by God to…
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