adminYoung men in America are falling behind while women surge ahead in colleges. Women now make up nearly two-thirds of students on many campuses, leaving some to ask: where’s the outrage? The education system seems to have turned its back on boys, pushing agendas that leave them adrift.
For over 40 years, women have dominated college enrollments, but the gap keeps widening. Elite schools like MIT admit women at nearly double the rate of men. This isn’t meritocracy—it’s activism. Universities are prioritizing gender quotas over fairness, punishing young men for simply being male.
The left’s war on masculinity is crushing boys. Schools punish roughhousing and competition, labeling natural behavior as “toxic.” Teachers push girls into STEM while boys get left in the dust. How can young men thrive when the system tells them their very nature is problematic?
Blue-collar trades and military service once gave pride to working-class men. Now, woke culture shames these paths, pushing every kid into college debt traps. Meanwhile, radical feminists cheer as male enrollment drops. It’s social engineering, not progress.
Fathers are missing from homes, and boys pay the price. Video games and screens become substitutes for real purpose. Schools won’t discipline, parents won’t push—and we’re surprised when young men lack drive? It’s a crisis of leadership, not opportunity.
Conservatives know the solution: restore respect for hard work, faith, and family. End the false narrative that manhood is dangerous. Bring back shop classes and apprenticeships. Let boys be boys—competitive, ambitious, and unashamed of their God-given strengths.
The left mocks “traditional values,” but their experiments are failing. Young men aren’t broken—they’re demoralized. When universities and media vilify masculinity, why would they strive? America needs its sons strong, not sidelined by political correctness.
It’s time to fight for our boys. Reject the lies that men are oppressors. Celebrate trades, sports, and service. Build up the next generation of fathers and leaders. The future depends on men who are resilient, not coddled—and that starts by telling the truth.
