The Crisis of Boys and Men with Richard Reeves
Ep. 305 w/ Shownotes
Is there a crisis facing young men in America? Richard Reeves, the president of the American Institute for Boys and Men and non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, joins Ravi to explain why boys are falling behind in school, struggling with their mental health, and feeling more isolated than ever—and what we can do about it. Ravi and Richard explore the reasons both major political parties have largely failed to address this crisis, how their neglect has created space for figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson to rise, and the cultural battlegrounds shaping young men’s perspectives today.
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We must pay more attention to young men (Of Boys and Men, 1/27/24)
The high school gender gap in 6 charts (Of Boys and Men, 1/25/25)
When You’re MAGA, They Let You Do It (The Atlantic, 3/1/25)
Everybody hates Andrew Tate (Of Boys and Men, 3/1/25)
Ceasefire Talks, Lessons From the Protests, Title IX (Lost Debate, 5/8/24)
The Politics of Lively v Baldoni (Lost Debate, 2/20/25)
Thoughts about sexual assault on college campuses (Brookings, 10/21/21)
The Hidden Pain Men Aren’t Allowed To Talk About - Richard Reeves (Chris Williamson, 10/24/24)
Richard Reeves (This Past Weekend Theo Von #562, 2/14/25)
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