[…] Studies, University of Utah (Salt Lake City, 1961), 20 pp. Articles in Professional Publications: “Introduction” to “A World Divided in an Age of Space: A Symposium,” WHR, XV (Summer, 1961), 201, 202. This symposium […]
[…] that the sisters never intended to be read publicly not only opens the door to the little-known world of feminine relationships between Mormon and non-Mormon kin but also enables us to understand the historical […]
[…] there before, but now they were widely and accurately available to Church members and leaders around the world and accessible to outside scholars. The new tome placed them in context. It was cause for […]
Dialogue 2.2 (Summer 1967): 5–7
In this important historical letter, Stewart Udall reflects on the need for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to reconsider its historical stance on race, particularly its practice […]
[…] provides an outline for how to have a more robust intrafaith dialogue about race among members of the LDS church. Using principles from Martin Luther King, Jr. about dialogue on race, Whitaker argues for […]
[…] soon discovered we’d both planned a backpacking trip into the Grand Canyon over Memorial Day weekend. “Small world!” I proclaimed, and when she smiled her teeth sparkled as if half the Milky Way had […]
[…] that it’s almost Christmas, which a long time ago was another first, a first for everybody involved—a worldwide first. And all you can think about is, “Hey, this could be it. This could be […]
[…] up. On our way back to town, Melba asked, “So what’s Reuben up to these days? The world still against him?” When I told her what he’d said about the churchhouse, she told me, […]
[…] the county fair. Erval Feldsted had a warm spot for schemes like this. No reason in the world why his children should feel bad that other dads took their kids to baseball games. If […]
[…] life, every minute of peace we can offer. They deserve it. They, in their over-optimism, created a world so indulgent and interconnected that it couldn’t help but break when resources ran out, but they […]