The Gospel of Feminist Book Club: Why Community Matters
The following post was written by Emma C. and has been reblogged from Abundant Recompense I’ve been thinking about communities lately. As a self-proclaimed introvert and…
five reasons why i still watch general conference
This guest post has been graciously prepared for us by the incomparable Conor Hilton. Conor is young and Mormon and a feminist and is currently working on…
priesthood executive council and the benevolent patriarchy
Being a feminist makes every day an emotional roller coaster. Little victories are consistently overshadowed by enduring patriarchy and sexism (and racism and homophobia). One of…
amidst ashes: surviving suicide
In recognition of September being National Suicide Prevention Month Last year I got this close to killing myself, but I survived. It hurts to talk, to…
place me behind prison walls
“Looking at Lehi’s dream, I feel like BYU’s honor code office handcuffs you to the iron rod and then says, “No, you have agency, you can…
what matters most: personhood, motherhood, and ambition outside the home
You are an individual that makes choices and perhaps one day you will make a choice to become one flesh with another human, and perhaps together…
another BYU modesty note: the toxicity of shame in LDS culture
This article is being republished (with permission and at the author’s request) from her personal blog, found here. You can read more about a similar incident,…
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…
