‘Mormon Land’: Do Latter-day Saints need their own Anti-Defamation League?

Such a civil rights organization could defend members in court, correct media misrepresentations, and educate the public about the faith.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) A choir sings at General Conference in Salt Lake City's Conference Center in 2022. A magazine for Latter-day Saints maintains that church members need an independent organization dedicated to protect their civil rights.

‘Mormon Land’: Do Latter-day Saints need their own Anti-Defamation League?

Such a civil rights organization could defend members in court, correct media misrepresentations, and educate the public about the faith.

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