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Examining college enrollment gaps: A discussion with leading scholars
By Brookings, 02/03/2023 “…Richard Reeves, senior fellow in the Economic Studies program at Brookings, also argued that boys may be harmed by the lack of
Who are America’s Uninsured?
By Sean Kullman, 02/23/2023 “…Males remain at the top of the list when it comes to those less likely to graduate high school, earn a
New study highlights increasing prevalence of muscle dysmorphia among Canadian boys, young men
By CTV News, 02/05/2023 “…Canadian researchers are drawing attention to the increasing prevalence of “a pathological pursuit of muscularity” among Canadian boys and young men,
American Education Policy Has Turned against Boys and Men
By National Review, 01/18/2023 “…The percentage of men graduating from college is a canary-in-the-coalmine indicator, and it shows a steady decline. Moreover, many schools have
What Does the Data Say About Why Boys and Men Are Struggling?
By WNYC Studios, 02/03/2023 “…Rates of death by suicide and drug overdose for men in the US are spiking, boys are falling behind in the
Thousands of New York kids are missing from school. Where did they go?
By Times Union, 02/03/2023 “…The practice, called “redshirting,” is more common with boys. One argument for it is that younger boys would be physically at
Boys are graded more harshly than girls. Why?
By Big Think, 01/04/2023 “…According to a 2018 Brookings Institution report, about 88% of American girls graduated high school on time, compared with 82% of
Time to break the conspiracy of silence around boys’ under-achievement in school
By CapX, 01/24/2023 “…Only 47% of boys attained a grade 5 or above in both English and maths GCSE compared to 53% of girls. Just
Boys aged 12 to be offered HPV vaccine as well
By Malta Today, 01/04/2023 “…The HPV vaccine that protects against the cancer-causing virus has so far been given to girls but coverage of the national
Study finds autism rates have tripled among young kids: What to know
By Good Morning America, 01/27/2023 “…A child of any race, socioeconomic status or ethnic group can get ASD. Boys, however, are four times more likely