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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. My guest today is Richard Reeves.

Richard Reeves is a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institute,

where his research focuses on social mobility, inequality, and the middle class.

Richard's new book is called Of Boys and Men,

and it's all about the specific problems facing men in American society.

We talk about whether there's any need to address male-specific problems in the first

place.

We discuss whether gender differences come from nature or nurture.

We talk about the so-called feminization of society.

We talk about the advantage that girls have in our education system.

The wisdom of age segregation in K-12 schooling.

The gender disparity in ADHD diagnoses,

how the labor market has become less male-friendly,

the suicide gap between men and women,

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