The Boy Crisis: Why Our Boys Are Struggling And... -

Boys under 50 are now twice as likely to die as girls the same age, a gap not seen since World War II. Sperm counts have also dropped by more than 50% compared to previous generations.

Boys are 50% less likely than girls to meet basic proficiency in reading, math, and science. For the first time in American history, sons are projected to have less education than their fathers. The Boy Crisis: Why Our Boys Are Struggling and...

The report below summarizes the key findings and recommendations from , co-authored by Warren Farrell and John Gray. The book argues that boys in the developed world are facing a multifaceted crisis in education, mental health, and life purpose, primarily driven by a lack of paternal involvement. The Core of the Crisis Boys under 50 are now twice as likely

The authors define "The Boy Crisis" as a convergence of several alarming trends: For the first time in American history, sons