As Sisters in Zion: Mormon Feminism and Sisterhood

December 01, 2010 by Kathryn Soper

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[10] The term "helpmate," a common and unfortunate misquotation of the biblical term an help meet, is a perfect token of the damaging cultural baggage regarding Mormon womanhood -- but I'll save that discussion for another article.

[11] This group will include myself (Segullah), Lisa Butterworth (FMH), Neylan McBaine (MWP), Chelsea Shields Strayer (WAVE and Exponent II), and Saren Eyre Loosli (The Power of Moms). Look for our roundtable discussions, moderated by Mormon Times columnist Emily Jensen, here on Patheos.com in 2011.

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