Former Congressional Staffer Says Politicians Won't Address Crisis Facing Young Men

What was said

"You can't bring up all of the attacks on young boys in schools. You can't bring up the attacks on young men and how difficult it is because women have it worse. Still, they say that? The politicians don't want to hear about it."

Despite data showing boys and men falling behind in education and earnings, Schilling claims Washington politicians remain unwilling to address the crisis facing males. He notes that while the narrative claimed women were discriminated against, women now dominate schools and earn more than men nationally when adjusted, yet discussing men's struggles remains taboo.