El American Although many neo-Marxists attribute to Simone de Beauvoir the beginnings of gender studies, which they now call gender science – trying to neutralize their detractors’ labeling them as gender ideology – the father of this dubious science was John Money.
John Money, a New Zealand psychologist with master’s degrees in Psychology and Education from the University of Wellington, emigrated to the United States in 1947, studied psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh and in 1952 received his doctorate from Harvard. From 1951 until his death in 2006, he was professor of pediatrics and psychology at Johns Hopkins University.
