CDC Study Spending $1 Million to Reduce 'Rigid Masculinity'

Have the Feminist won?  Now all men are rapist and violent.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is funding a study that seeks to change male "gender norms" to reduce sexual violence against women, the Washington Free Beacon reports.

The study uses a curriculum called "Manhood 2.0" to develop "healthy masculinities" in young black men. It has received nearly $1 million in funding from the CDC so far.
Elizabeth Miller, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Pittsburgh, leads the study, which she calls her "dream project."

"‘Gender transformative programming’ involves identifying and challenging rigid masculinity norms about what it means to be a man, identifying examples of policing gender and sexuality (through media messages), and envisioning different ways of expressing one’s masculinity (that does not involve physical strength, use of violence, sexual conquest)," she said in an email, the Free Beacon reports.  Read more