Of Boys and Men
Richard V Reeves, Allen Downey, Benjamin Smithrising to the challenges faced by the modern male
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 53 | Subscribers | Read | ofboysandmen.substack.com |
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Politics for men
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Willful ignorance of the male suicide crisis
I’m a fan of Andrew Solomon; his book on depression, The Noonday Demon, remains the best on the subject that I know of. It helped me both intellectually and personally. I also strongly recommend “New Family Values”, his Audible series on th...
Why are so many men dying? Back on with Prof G
The rise in the death rates from drugs among men since 2001 means that 400,000 more male lives have been lost. That’s about the same number of men the U.S. lost in WW II. The neglect of men’s health is now, I’m afraid, a scandal. This and m...
Working class men: a troubling update
I am a near-obsessive about the need to bring both a class lens and a race lens to my work on boys and men. It’s just not possible to understand what’s really going on from inside the bubble of upper-middle class America. That’s why these w...
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Writer, wonk, Dad. Founding President, American Institute for Boys and Men via Brookings. Tweeting from @richardvreeves. Books include Of Boys and Men (2022), Dream Hoarders (2017), and John Stuart Mill (2007). www.richardvreeves.com.
I am the author Think Python, Think Bayes, Probably Overthinking It, and other books about programming and data science.
Research Associate at the American Institute for Boys and Men
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