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Oct 12, 2019 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
One of my good friends runs the marketing department for the law firm that does all the legal work for the church and booooooy howdy, this is absolutely the attitude of a lot of people and many GAs. The more I learn about the day to day workings of the LDS church, the more horrified I am and the more I do feel like I want to be a part of fixing it.

It’s a complicated thing, but I need to be a part of the solution, and I will not let this kind of thing continue without
Oct 9, 2019 • 17 tweets • 10 min read
@calvinjburke @CalvinKlein My dad was trying to fix it when he died in 2001.

No joke.

His PhD was in non woven tech, but he was plenty comfy with all kinds of fabric. The church offered him a pittance for his skill set and connections to India, so he worked for them for free. The previous person in his @calvinjburke @CalvinKlein position was a bookseller, and we had samples that we were sending to SLC the morning that we went to go see his body.

Obviously, it didn’t work out.
But Dad was trying to convince them that buying millions of yards of fabric meant they could dictate how they wanted things, they
Feb 23, 2019 • 24 tweets • 6 min read
The distinct whiteness of Mormonism, and specifically the whiteness of the voices that have such sway in progressive Mormonism, is depressing me tonight (thread): It’s a distinct challenge that I see so much of. Many of these white voices in progressive Mormonism are good voices, but the nuance and threads of color that are missing hurt the choir’s message.
Aug 29, 2018 • 19 tweets • 4 min read
I'd like to tell a story relating to this thread. The church is good at protecting people; the church mostly protects the wrong people. It's institutional, it's social, it's horrifying to live through.

My mom serves on the Brighton Girls' Camp Committee. She serves with 1/ a woman, D. During pre-camp training, she roomed with D at a weeklong stay to train the staff. Mom got to know D, about her now-adult kids (her youngest just went off to college) and lawyer husband. D has happily been marries for many years and has been very occupied with 2/