Title : "Even if you’re not inclined to care much about men’s welfare, their growing anomie and resentment is everyone’s problem, fueling right-wing populist movements..."
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"Even if you’re not inclined to care much about men’s welfare, their growing anomie and resentment is everyone’s problem, fueling right-wing populist movements..."
"... around the world. People who feel unmoored and demeaned are going to be receptive to the idea that the natural order of things has been upended, the core claim of reactionary politics. Some of men’s dislocation is an inevitable product of modernization, which, by making physical brawn less economically important, blurs men and women’s social roles."
Writes Michelle Goldberg in "Boys and Men Are in Crisis Because Society Is" (NYT).
It is not just America, after all, where more women than men earn college degrees. There are also more female than male college students in Iran and, to a lesser extent, Saudi Arabia, which suggests, at least to me, that girls may be more innately disposed to academic life....
Interestingly put: "more innately disposed to academic life." I think she means "innately more disposed to academic life." The way it's written, it could mean that both males and females are, by the time they get to school, disposed to life studying in the classroom, but it's it's more of an inborn predisposition for the girls and an acquired trait for the boys.
And what is it to be predisposed to "academic life"? Is she saying it seems that girls are born better at thinking and understanding or better at tolerating long periods of listening and reading while confined indoors?
Goldberg is discussing the new book, by Richard V. Reeves, "Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male Is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What to Do About It.” Education should be improved, apparently.
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