[…] a stint as Editor-in-Chief of the Exponent II Magazine from 2009-2015. In addition to her BA in English from the University of Utah, Aimee’s background in American primitive antique furniture, textiles, and jewelry helps […]
[…] a variety of other scholarly collections, including a recent essay in Secularization and Religious Innovation in the Atlantic World by Oxford University Press. He is currently at work on a textbook of American intellectual history, We Hold These […]
[…] a member of the Seneca Nation of Indians of New York. Professor Steele holds a B.A. (’92) and an M.A. (’94) in Humanities from BYU, with an emphasis in English literature and Native American studies.
[…] discuss the article he coauthored in the #spring2023issue of #dialoguejournal of #mormonthought, “Transcending Mormonism: Transgender Experiences in the LDS Church.” Watch the interview on Youtube: https://youtu.be/LD6agSgaYDg Listen to the podcast: https://www.dialoguejournal.com/podcast-subjects/out-loud/ Read the article: https://www.dialoguejournal.com/articles/transcending-mormonism-transgender-experiences-in-the-lds-church/
Listen in to the 87th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring writer Christie Frandsen. Christie Frandsen lives in La Canada, California, wife to Russ Frandsen, mother to 11 brilliant children (9 living), and grandmother…
In this eye-opening episode of “Dialogue Out Loud,” host Margaret Olson Hemming sits down with Mormon artist Hayley Labrum Morrison to explore her bold depictions of female bodies in art. Through a candid conversation, Hayley…
[…] eagerly takes every chance to paint from life. Kwani’s work is also heavily influenced by being a Santa Clara Pueblo Indian. Through her paintings she seeks to preserve, share and educate about her unique heritage.
[…] official websites of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints extend, continue, and complicate the existing relationship between naming and legitimacy in the Latter-day Saint tradition. Read his article in the Spring 2023 issue.
[…] Had Orlean been a man, she would likely have been listed in the DCCS devotional literature for fasting, with less speculation on possible anorexia. She might have also been a prophet.” Read her article here.