So often, the online conversation of ‘gender equality’, becomes infatuated on relatively fringe issues that directly impact very few people.
Meanwhile, universal issues, such as education, which impact quite literally everybody, are swept under the rug and widely ignored.
Here are the facts -
Boys and young men are behind at every stage of education, at every age, and in every Western country.
They are behind in every racial and socioeconomic group, and have been for around 45 years.
And its not just the degree that they’re missing on (which frankly I don’t care about), it’s the fact that high education is correlated with countless positive health outcomes, that men and boys deserve to benefit from. So why do so few speak so little about what is happening to boys in school?
And what are the impacts down the line when we refuse to help them?
What do you think?
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2026-11-06
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