Ep 467 | Jason Whitlock Challenges Men to Embrace Masculinity | Johns Hopkins Defines a ‘Woman’
Johns Hopkins University has long been a trusted institution of medicine and higher learning, but that may all have changed. In a recent update to the school’s “glossary," the word “woman” is defined as “a non-man.” That forces Jason to ask his own questions of the once-respected pillar of academia and underscores the need for men, or “non-women,” to stand up for masculinity. In April, the first “Fearless Roll Call” event was held at Rocketown in Nashville. On tonight’s episode, we take an in-depth look at the event and hear Jason’s challenge to the “Fearless Army,” as well as parts of great messages from Pastor Bobby Harrington, Anthony Walker, T.J. Moe, and Delano Squires.
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Johns Hopkins University has long been a trusted institution of medicine and higher learning, but that may all have changed. In a recent update to the school’s “glossary," the word “woman” is defined as “a non-man.” That forces Jason to ask his own questions of the once-respected pillar of academia and underscores the need for men, or “non-women,” to stand up for masculinity. In April, the first “Fearless Roll Call” event was held at Rocketown in Nashville. On tonight’s episode, we take an in-depth look at the event and hear Jason’s challenge to the “Fearless Army,” as well as parts of great messages from Pastor Bobby Harrington, Anthony Walker, T.J. Moe, and Delano Squires.
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