National Science Foundation Spends $138,000 Interrogating 4-Year-Olds About Their Gender Identity

This is how they see fit to spend your money:

The National Science Foundation is spending over $130,000 [specifically, $138,000] on a study that asks four-year-olds about their “internal sense of gender identity.”

A grant for a two-year study was awarded to the University of Washington this summer. The project will interview 250 children aged four to six, and their parents, asking a series of questions about “gendered behavior.” …

The study will investigate whether gender theories, such as Gender Schema Theory that blames society on differences between genders, are sufficient for today’s “wider range of human gender experiences,” where there can be anywhere between 3, 37, and 58 genders.

When moonbattery poses as “research,” the researchers find what they want to find.

Kristina Olson and Selin Gülgöz, two researchers at the university, are leading the study. Both are involved with the school’s “TransYouth Project,” a longitudinal study of gender development and mental health of transgender children.

The TransYouth Project was featured in the Katie Couric documentary for National Geographic, Gender Revolution.

They could have saved $130,000. I can tell you the results of the study right now. Gender is a repressive patriarchal social construct that must be destroyed by encouraging little boys to pretend they are girls.

It would be no more wasteful — and far less damaging — if they piled up our money in huge mounds and burned it up in bonfires.

On a tip from Torcer.