Should Romney be Asked about Mormon Women’s Issues at the Debates?
…le calls the past decades in Mormon women’s history the “Great Disappearance” for Mormon women. When one recalls that Mormon women in the late 19th century were national suffrage activists and in the early 20th century were building hospitals and other major social service instutitions in Utah, it is very striking to reflect that the most visible Mormon women of the last three decades have been Marie Osmond and Anne Romney. That’s three decades, a…
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