The Year in Mormons: Top 7 Stories of 2012
Women in pants, gay pride, a certain presidential candidate, and the athletes who probably outranked him in popularity.
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What was Pants to Church Sunday Really About?
After Mormon women stage the largest concerted feminist effort in LDS history, it’s time to keep the conversation going.
Read MoreMormon Women Declare “Wear Pants to Church Day” December 16
A show of solidarity, visibility, and new readiness to pressure traditional inequalities.
Read MoreLDS Church Launches New Website Calling for Greater Openness and Understanding on LGBT Issues
“I’ve been praying for this for twenty years,” says one gay Mormon man.
Read MoreMormon, Jewish Gay Men Sue “Conversion Therapy” Outfit for Fraud
Will the courts stop religion-themed gay “cure” programs?
Read MoreThe Speech Mitt Romney Never Gave
Connecting the Mormon story to the American story is work yet to be done.
Read MoreCan We Ask Mitt About Mormonism’s Racist Past?
Romney was 31 when the ban on blacks in the priesthood was lifted.
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Electionpocalypse, Part I (Christianity)
As Election Day approaches, the most craven, partisan, dire (and dumb) religious appeals begin to surface.
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“Mitt Romney Style”—A Virtually Religion Free 2012 Contest?
Mormonism (and faith in general) has mattered less than some expected.
Read MoreShould Romney be Asked about Mormon Women’s Issues at the Debates?
Ask the Mormon women who are defining the Mormon moment.
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