Boys and young men are struggling — in their educational achievement, mental health and transitions to adulthood — even as their female peers surge ahead. Here's what data shows.
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Boys and young men are struggling — in their educational achievement, mental health and transitions to adulthood — even as their female peers surge ahead. Here's what data shows.
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Wow. The rates among the 75+ is higher than this, but this is a 10-5 years of age focus. Data from here- wonder.cdc.gov/mcd.html Some more info: www.cdc.gov/suicide/fact...
May 2006. The (article's) title is misleading. One group of studies found that poor and working-class boys lag behind girls in reading when they get to middle school, boys in the wealthiest schools do not fall behind, either in middle school or in high school.
The fact that there is a adjudicated sex predator it the WH who promotes misogyny and is a horrid male role model is definitely a contributing factor. www.politico.com/newsletters/...
You can call it any scientific sounding name you want -- misandry, androphobia -- but it's men who fucked this up. Everyone punching at them has to punch UP, so I'm not feeling pity. Teach the next generation of boys not to be the assholes that their forefathers were, then we can talk.
We have known this for more than ten years now from research from social scientists. All this time, nothing has happened on purpose and this could be neatly kept off the political agenda. That is becoming increasingly difficult. Maybe one day we will work on equal gender opportunities.
@jongensenmannen.bsky.social @hendrik-ballegeer.bsky.social Lees ook eens de comments hier … verhelderend over het discours tav jongens en mannen…
Young black men started an alarming slide end of last century. Young white men’s slide is more recent. Women of all races make up higher % of college graduates for decades now. Been pulling ahead for some time. No need to stop our momentum to wait for them. 🤷♀️ Pull themselves up by their bootstraps…
Just as the "Opioid Crisis" replaced the "War on Drugs", @nytimes.com, et al, have padded the cushions to soften the fall. It's much easier to say "Society is failing" in the Loudest Passive Voice than it is to say "With a long history of getting away with it without consequences".