“After 30 years of our organizations’ counseling and interventions worldwide with over 15,000 people, We’ve found that 95% of the inner turmoil, despair, and emotional wounds people carry with them are the results of one or more wounds inflicted upon them by their father.”
–Chris Hayward, Executive Director, Cleansing Stream International
Today, the world is slowly realizing what is civilizations’ most perilous threat–and the most costly pandemic ever: Escalating Fatherlessness.
During the Presidency of JFK, his office became aware that over 24% of all US Inmates were Black men. Liberal politicians took notice and decided it was a mandate to reduce that percentage. After 6 decades and trillions of investment by anti-male and pro-women and girl focused governmental agencies, that percentage has catapulted to 78%.
Soon after, federal government agencies like Planned Parenthood and Child and Family Services began giving away billions in free money, food stamps, and special vouchers to 15-year-old Black mothers. Black women took notice that the more babies you had, the more money came in. All they had to do was keep the father of their child away–and they could collect. Moral barriers dissolved and soon more Black and Hispanic men were being incarcerated than were around to be male role models to their sons and daughters. In all of this, there was a subtle but clear message sent out to black men: BLACK PEOPLE ARE VICTIMS.
But boys and men noticed too. The message was that Black and Hispanic men were both irrelevant to the family–and that they were incapable of parenting. brought more trouble than good. As government took the role of the “Provider” for many poor families, and more men became violent and were incarcerated. Tribal Gangs and Cartels formed, where angry broken men and ex-cons took take the place of the absent father–and they took complete control of families through fear. Most inner city slums and barrios of America were infected as they are today.. By the mid-70’s Black fathers were invisible to the welfare system.
In addition, the Abortion industry, well fueled by Federal and State Governments and the Healthcare Industry, grew astronomically for working moms decided that it was THEIR body, not the “fetus” growing in their uterus. 60% of families were deprived of the father living at home. The resultant single moms have born the fallout of extreme fatigue, stress-related illnesses, and the loss of standard of living for many, along with a precipitous fall below the poverty line for many. They and their children are the victims. Today Black women–representing only 12% of the US female population, represent over 50% of all abortions.
Humanitarian Aid is Hijacked by the Anti-male Actors in the Woman’s Movement
By 1975, a now radicalized women’s movement was exported to vulnerable developing nations through their infiltration of the USAID and soon most Western humanitarian foundations followed suit.
“In my decades of tenure here, all of USAID’s funding goes to Women and Children—mostly girls–none to men or teenage boys.” –CFO, USAID, 2022
In Kenya–like all African Nations, misogyny and gender-based violence (GBV) has been on the rise, directly impacting 65% of households. After 13 years in Kenya, Core 300 initiated and supported the founding of Principle Based Leadership (PBL) as a charity Society. By 2024, we had graduated 38,540 men from our Warrior course. That year we also qualified to become an authorized, vetted, and legal Kenyan NGO. Out of 12,335 NGOs in Kenya, we are the only one allowed to train and develop men and teenage boys.
The pendulum is swinging the other way worldwide, and in Kenya is leading the way. No entity has a curricula and evidence-based impact of transformed families like we do. In the early months of 2025, PBL has been engaged by 4 neighboring Kenyan Counties to restore men, youth, and culture. whole country
With the median age of most African countries ranging between 15-17 years–Children are half of the 1.4 billion people in Africa–or 700 million.
Westerners assume that Dad is fathering like we do, but they do not. The majority of children–even if a man is home–will not acknowledge their child other than in anger. If he wants their attention, their name is by birth order–“Come here #2” or “Do this #6.” To speak are act kindly to their son or daughter is considered effeminate and they will be ostracized by their community Elders.
The tribal code also will brand a man who does not not beat his wife.
The weapon of social shame effectively banishes social, religious, or business enterprises. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the “Father-Wound“ is practically universal. This practiced disengagement multiplies the pain and suffering already caused by a 250% increase in population growth per family–from generation to generation!
PBL NGO Executive Director Wycliffe & Juliet Mudavadi with family on their farm, Kiisi
Though our training and mentoring efforts, over 200,000 children have had their father-wound healed in a short 10 years. The last biblical prophecy by Malachi leaves this message of hope: “In that day, I (God) will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children . . ” read more
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