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1968-1970: The Civil Rights Movement Comes to BYU

Jeff Breinholt October 21, 2009Mormon 82 Comments

The 1960s was a time of turmoil in the United States. This turmoil extended to American college campuses. It focused on the Free Speech Movement …

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Mormons, Free Exercise, and Unrighteous Litigation

Jeff Breinholt October 7, 2009Mormon 18 Comments

John Boyle was offended that his country club scheduled golf tournaments on Sunday. He was a Mormon who kept the Sabbath day holy. So he …

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What Do Joseph Smith and Gladys Knight Have in Common?

John Nilsson February 29, 2008Culture, feminism, gay, mormon, new order mormon, orthodox, politics 23 Comments

When I was a kid in Southern California, it was obvious to me that there were two kinds of people in the world: Mormons and …

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