Remember that "responsible fatherhood" initiative we blogged about recently? NOW and Legal Momentum filed a complaint with HHS that the program violated Title IX because it funded job training programs for men and not women.
An interesting development in that case: The HHS official in charge of "responsible fatherhood," Wade Horn, has resigned. The HHS complaint had accused Horn of cronyism, for funneling $5 million into a fatherhood program previously run by Horn.
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