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Exponent II is a quarterly periodical, the longest-running independent publication for Latter-day Saint women. At its launch, by a women's group in Massachusetts in 1974, it described itself as a "spiritual descendent" of the Woman's Exponent, founded 100 years earlier. A print edition remains available, while the journal has also been published online since 2007. The Exponent II organization also runs a program of annual residential retreats since the 1980s, and supports a semi-autonomous blog, The Exponent.

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rdfs:comment	Exponent II is a quarterly periodical, the longest-running independent publication for Latter-day Saint women. At its launch, by a women's group in Massachusetts in 1974, it described itself as a "spiritual descendent" of the Woman's Exponent, founded 100 years earlier. A print edition remains available, while the journal has also been published online since 2007. The Exponent II organization also runs a program of annual residential retreats since the 1980s, and supports a semi-autonomous blog, The Exponent. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Feminism in the United States Feminist magazines Quarterly magazines published in the United States Women's magazines published in the United States Magazines published in Massachusetts 1974 establishments in Massachusetts Magazines established in 1974 Mormon studies journals History of women in Massachusetts Mormonism and women Latter Day Saint periodicals
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editor	Margaret Olsen Hemming (en)
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founder	Claudia Bushman, Carrell Hilton Sheldon, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, Judy Dushku, Sue Booth-Forbes and others (en)
headquarters	Arlington, Massachusetts
owners	Exponent II, Incorporated (en)
type	Periodical (en)
has abstract	Exponent II is a quarterly periodical, the longest-running independent publication for Latter-day Saint women. At its launch, by a women's group in Massachusetts in 1974, it described itself as a "spiritual descendent" of the Woman's Exponent, founded 100 years earlier. A print edition remains available, while the journal has also been published online since 2007. The Exponent II organization also runs a program of annual residential retreats since the 1980s, and supports a semi-autonomous blog, The Exponent. (en)
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founded by	Judy Dushku Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Sue Booth-Forbes Claudia Bushman
headquarter	Arlington, Massachusetts

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