The Quiverfull Archivist
Abbi NyeThe Quiverfull daughters would like a word.
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Friday Tea: Protest Edition
It has been a week. On Monday morning, I submitted an op-ed to Religion News Service that ended up being one of their top articles for several days. I’m glad to see sorely needed attention directed toward Wheaton’s incompetent abuse respons...
An Anomalous Protest
Things that students at my alma mater have protested in the past few decades: the war in Vietnam (1967), a compulsory ROTC program (1968), freedom of speech (1970, 1990), chapel parking policies (1979), an arms show (1979), human rights (19...
Groomed to Submit
On September 28, 1985, my parents exchanged wedding vows in a small white church set in the middle of cornfields. The local newspaper reported their wedding with particular attention to the featured special music.
One song’s title is arres...
How to support homeschooled children: advice from homeschool alumni
Back in January, I asked homeschool alumni what they wish librarians knew about homeschool children. I compiled those answers, along with comments from homeschool alumni I personally know.
Next month, I’ll be presenting at the Wisconsin L...
Skipping School: a homeschool alumna’s review
While sources vary on the number of homeschooled students—somewhere between 3 and 4 million—researchers agree that homeschooling is a swiftly growing educational choice in the United States. Despite this growth, homeschooling research is sp...
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Oldest of 9 children. Homeschooled K-12. University archivist and advocate for survivors of church abuse. Published in Religion News Service and Religion Dispatches. I come with receipts.
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