Joanna Brooks’ Mormonism and White Supremacy is certain to engage readers who have opinions about (white) Mormon theology, (white) Mormon culture, (white) Mormon people or white American, anti-black supremacy as a concept and sociohistorical […]
[…] write are shaped by the stories this anthology tells. This anthology traces the histories that created the world scholars of Mormonism inhabit, and for that, it is to be commended. The racism, extreme conservatism, […]
[…] speak again. I observe how the legacy of abandonment surfaces in succeeding generations. . . . Don’t believe everything you read . . . I’m visiting Provo with my children, now school-age. My dad’s cousin Esther is in town. She […]
[…] religious, blended family with a Down syndrome brother, a Croatian uncle, African-American nannies, Native-American friends, and the world’s best Mexican food! She is currently working on three books: one to guide faith communities toward […]
[…] like women’s experiences in the Missouri War of 1838, especially sexual violence, and western women’s participation at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. She has published widely in anthologies and journals on many areas of women’s history. […]
[…] of Why I Stay: The Challenges of Discipleship for Contemporary Mormons, and A New Witness to the World: Reading and Re-reading the Book of Mormon, forthcoming from BCC Press. Rees has served three full-time […]
[…] their four daughters. He’s an award-winning writer and editor and a sought-after teacher with a Ph.D. in English and the Teaching of English from Idaho State University. He teaches writing at Utah Valley University […]
We are pleased to share this Latter Day Struggles podcast episode as part of the Dialogue Podcasts, featuring Editor Taylor Petrey. From the Latter Day Struggles description: It’s time to take a deep dive […]
We are pleased to share this Latter Day Struggles podcast episode as part of the Dialogue Podcasts, featuring Editor Taylor Petrey. From the Latter Day Struggles description: It’s time to take a deep dive […]
[…] the pre-exilic Hebrews, the Book of Mormon peoples would have brought it with them to the new world.” Further, he argues that a global turn against same-sex intimacy occurred “during the period the LDS […]