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Promoting mature masculinity
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- This project addressed the silence in the black church on issues of sexuality and spirituality. Six two-hour sessions of instruction on the attitudes about masculinity were implemented with six pre-adolescent males. By engaging the use of a pre/post test with experimental and control groups, unstructured observation, follow-up interviews, and a summary of learning after each session, the qualitative research design found that there were shifts to a more mature understanding of masculinity in the participants. The behavioral and attitudinal changes in the participants also showed spiritual growth.
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