Category Archives: Feminism
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Courts of Love: LDS Church Discipline, the Smiling Face of Spiritual Repression
6June 13, 2014 by Tariq Khan
George Orwell’s classic novel 1984 was set in the fictional dystopian country Oceania. The apparatus of government in Oceania was …
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A “May Day” Reading of Matthew 25
16May 2, 2014 by Ron Madson
A “May Day” Reading of Matthew 25 “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these ye have …
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History is Made by the Many: A response to Margaret Young’s “Shall We Protest?”
16September 10, 2013 by tristan savage
by Tristan Call Earlier today, Margaret Young published “Priesthood Restrictions – Shall We Protest?” on her blog on Patheos. She …
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Cultivating Oppositional Critical Consciousness, Part II: the Failure of Mainstream Liberalism
2March 18, 2013 by Tariq Khan
This past Thursday, March 14, I went with my father to an event at the Brookings Institution in Washington DC …
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Oh, priesthood is priesthood, and authority is authority, and never the twain shall meet
19September 19, 2012 by J. Madson
Posted at Feminist Mormon Housewives. Originally posted Jan 28, 2011 My daughter turns 18 months old this week. To me, she …
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Out of the Ovenmitts, Into the Streets!
20August 14, 2012 by Kate Savage
Casserole Rebellions I was raised to be a Mormon housewife. Accordingly, the ultimate tool of my sociability is the casserole. …
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BYU and Queer Liberation
2April 6, 2012 by tristan savage
education is the first step in the struggle for liberation. it’s wonderful to see the work continuing at BYU. I …
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