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The Hurt to Boys in One Chart
A recent chart in The New York Times illustrates the economic disadvantages facing boys and men, particularly those without college degrees, in today’s service-oriented economy.
Suicide-related emergencies underdetected among minority, male youth and preteens, study finds
By Med Express, 10/29/24 “…A new study by UCLA Health reveals that hospital emergency departments may be missing signs of suicidal thoughts and behaviors in
Help, My College Son/Daughter Was Falsely Accused of a Title IX Violation
By Jonathan Taylor – Title IX for All, 10/22/24 “…If your son or daughter is a college student and has been accused of a Title
Why Kids Need More Play Time and Fewer Structured Activities
By Psychology Today, 10/21/24 “…Saying things like, “My child is so busy,” has become a bit of a status symbol for parents who want to
Boy Receives Hero Award After Saving Father From Bear Attack
By DrydenWire.com, 10/21/24 “…On Saturday, October 19th, 2024, the Burnett County Sheriff’s Office awarded Owen Beierman a Hero Award for saving his father’s life during
Why aren’t we talking about the real reason male college enrollment is dropping?
By Celeste Davis, 10/06/24 “…“Nearly 60 percent of all college students today are women. That’s an all-time high… U.S. colleges and universities have lost about 1.5
Milwaukee school didn’t know boy left building, mother says
By Fox 6 Milwaukee, 10/03/24 “…Three hours after Tyree’s dad dropped him off at Metcalfe School near 34th and North, a woman found the 6-year-old
Young Men in Crisis
By Stanford Review, 09/30/24 “…At Stanford, women now outnumber men by 7% among undergraduates. This seemingly small difference belies a significant shift in campus demographics and
We are failing our boys and younger men
By Pleasanton Weekly, 10/03/24 “…By any measure, boys and younger men have been failed by educators, academics, politicians and others in authority. They trail girls
The Crisis Facing Boys in Education: The Domino Effect of Bad Grading and its Devastating Consequences
In recent years, a disturbing trend has surfaced in both K-12 education and higher learning institutions, pointing to systemic issues that disproportionately affect boys. While