Some writers looked at Mormon women's history with the goal of restructuring historical narratives. Mormon feminist articles on Mormon history started with the special Summer 1971 issue of "Dialogue" on women's issues and continued in publications like "Exponent II" (starting in 1974), and "Mormon Sisters: Women in Early Utah" (1976), edited by Claudia Bushman. Beecher and Laurel Thatcher Ulrich edited another volume about Mormon women's history in "Sisters in Sprit: Mormon Women in Historical and Cultural Perspective" (1987). "Women and Authority: Re-emerging Mormon Feminism" (1992) was another milestone in feminist publications, and it encouraged Mormon women to be empowered by their history and "reclaim lost opportunities."