[…] the same pattern. Sam married his first wife, Sarah Elizabeth Parker (Lizzie), in 1881 in Salt Lake City. On a mission to England during the 1890s, he met Lizzie’s cousin, Amy Susan Johnson, and […]
[…] which appears in Joseph Fielding Smith, ed., Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, 14th printing (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1964), p. 323, is, in turn, quoted from Joseph Smith, Jr., History of […]
[…] and social equity: for example, the immediate removal of the statues and names of white supremacists in city and town squares, the immediate removal of the names of bigots and oppressors such as Andrew […]
“Our living prophet, Presi dent David O. McKay, has said, ‘The seeming discrimination by the Church toward the Negro is not something which originated with man; but goes back into the beginning with God.’” […]
[…] the Western Athletic Conference (W.A.C.), of which B.Y.U. is a founding member, was held in Salt Lake City. W.A.C. events, of course, were where many of the protests had taken place and continued disruption […]
[…] The script recounts her and her family’s journey from New York to Nauvoo and finally Salt Lake City. In Nauvoo, Jane becomes employed in the Smith mansion as a laundress where she became well […]
[…] dozen women for their achievements, including Jean Norris, a New York attorney appointed to the office of city magistrate; Lady Astor, who was elected to the British House of Commons; and Mrs. Yone Susuki, […]
[…] and also puts daughters first. Elder Richard G. Scott, in referring to the dedication of the Mexico City Temple, mentions the presence of “many of the men and women leaders of Mexico and Central […]
[…] Presidency, Presidential Papers (January 1979). Photo-reproduction available through the Restoration Bookstore operated by Richard Price in Independence, Missouri. 1970 World Conference Bulletin, 329 and “A Transcript of Business Sessions: The 1970 World Conference, 404-408,” […]
[…] history as a further jumping-off point for this discussion. I was born and raised in New York City as the only child of an eventually single, professional mother. I attended an all-girls’ school for […]