Facebook’s Backwards Reporting Policy

I love Facebook. I absolutely love Facebook. It’s wonderful in every way. I don’t mind that they upgrade the service every week or that people can get annoying on there. This week, however, I came across a policy of Facebook … Continue reading →



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I am a Mormon Feminist

Sometimes it can feel like I am one of the only Mormon feminists that I know (with the exception of my wonderful wife). It can get me down to have people argue about everything I share on my blog or … Continue reading →



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Why does it matter who prayed?

Last Saturday Jean A. Stevens said the benediction at the world wide, LDS General Conference. This came after thousands of letters were sent to high ranking LDS officials pleading that they allow a woman to pray. This act was followed … Continue reading →



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Thank you for listening

Last weekend was a wonderful and historic LDS General Conference. Not only did we see the first woman to ever pray in conference we saw the second woman to ever pray in conference. It’s been sad to see as critics … Continue reading →



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Well, what were you wearing?

Earlier this week, I wrote about the connection between rape culture and modesty culture. I heard on a few fronts that people didn’t know what modesty culture was (and a few on what rape culture as well). Even after explaining … Continue reading →



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Rape Culture and Modesty Culture

Can I just start by saying that all the drama with Steubenville High School and rape just makes me sad. I don’t understand how anyone can say that a woman who is forcibly raped is at fault. Do they not … Continue reading →



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