Tag Archives: Ingrid Ricks
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My Dad and I Were Vagabonds
Posted on June 15, 2011 by IngridRicks in Articles, UncategorizedDad and I were vagabonds.
It’s a lifestyle he’d been living for years, and one I had begged to join since I was four.
Now that I was thirteen and on the run from a cruel Mormon stepfather, he and I had finally joined forces and had become two of the best tool hustlers to hit the Midwest.2 Comments.Continue Reading...
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A Black Mormon Defends Religion’s Racist Past. I Can’t.
Posted on June 11, 2011 by IngridRicks in Articles, UncategorizedOn June 9, 1978, the Mormon Church suddenly reversed its policy denying black people equal rights in the religion. Now, thirty three years to the month after the Church reversed this racist policy, a black Mormon priesthood holder is defending the discrimination, calling it part of “God’s unfolding plan.”
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Growing Up Mormon and Surviving Abuse Subject of Mormon Expression Interview
Posted on May 24, 2011 by IngridRicks in Articles, UncategorizedHow do you face down abuse and religious extremism as a child? And where does the responsibility lie? With the Church doctrine that facilitates the abuse, or the people who perpetrate the abuse?
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