mormon action plan, re: white supremacy (for dads and more!)
This morning I was emailing back and forth with my dad–attorney, former stake president, current counselor in a mission presidency, typical white Mormon male–about the recent…
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…
get real
trigger warning: sexual assault and suicide Sometimes I can wrap up ugly pieces of the world in pretty bows. I find my needed peace in my Savior, my…
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…
a millionish views too many
This is my third attempt at starting my first post for the YMF blog. Hello, I call myself Maney and I’ve been writing my own blog,…
part 4: the gay messiah
This blog post is the fourth section of a seven part essay called “Finding the Queer Christ in Mormonism.” I’ll be posting a new section of…
part 3: descending below all things
This blog post is the third section of a seven part essay called “Finding the Queer Christ in Mormonism.” I’ll be posting a new section of…
part 2: the queer creators
This blog post is the second section of a seven part essay of mine called “Finding the Queer Christ in Mormonism.” I’ll be posting a new…
part 1: the importance of a queer christ
This blog post is the first section of a seven part essay of mine called “Finding the Queer Christ in Mormonism.” I’ll be posting a new…
the tolerance trap
By Averyl Dietering “Tolerance is a virtue, but like all virtues, when exaggerated, it transforms itself into a vice. We need to be careful of the…
why I stay in the church as a feminist
I’ve been called apostate because I waited in line to get tickets to Priesthood Session. I was told I was being intentionally mean for wearing pants…
