Lavers and Wilkinson know they deserve better and have left the exclusively Mormon world of letters in search of it. Each of these collections concludes with a long list of journals where poems were […]
[…] frames deeply affect Black people’s sense of self-worth as well as their connectedness and belonging in the world. The coupling effect of both the Black and white psyche has made upward mobility for Black […]
[…] Paris, Auguste and Louis Lumière screened ten short, single-shot films for an audience of two hundred, and the movies were born. Less than ten months later, after years of petitioning, Utah officially entered the […]
[…] (2015:) 3–45. McMurray asked “The Book of Mormon opens with a provocative conundrum: how can the sensory world of revelation most effectively be rendered in language? ” 2015: Jared Hickman, “Learning to Read with […]
[…] from West Virginia University. He hopes to be a public change agent and is dedicated to protecting the well-being and rights of all individuals. *** What kind of encounters with racism and racist ideas […]
[…] streaks along my haunches and flat buttocks from my swollen summers. My powerful arms had held the world up, and they were chiseled, but in contrast, my stomach was doughy. I really hated my […]
To the editor: Let me begin by outlining what does and does not motivate me in writing a response to Taylor Petrey’s carefully executed, unmistakably informed, rightly concerned, and entirely productive essay, “Toward a […]
In this issue, Armand Mauss looks back over the decades since his book The Angel and the Beehive was published, with its seminal theory of LDS assimilation and retrenchment, while Fred Gedicks looks forward […]
This morning I helped a friend bury her dog A dog that she once didn’t want Taken in under duress But in time grew affection for.
[…] creating mythic figures of their founders who are more like gods than humans. What they know of world affairs seems limited and often wrong—believing things that confirm what they already think and holding in […]