Gary, well written piece but it's a stretch to imply that the difference between boys and men who succeed and those who don't is humility. The "Andrew Tate" phenomenon is not why young boys struggle academically or get in trouble more at school, why they are less likely to attend or graduate from college, or experience social isolation. There are legitimate structural and biological reasons that advantage girls in school which should be addressed.
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Gary, well written piece but it's a stretch to imply that the difference between boys and men who succeed and those who don't is humility. The "Andrew Tate" phenomenon is not why young boys struggle academically or get in trouble more at school, why they are less likely to attend or graduate from college, or experience social isolation. There are legitimate structural and biological reasons that advantage girls in school which should be addressed.
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