why are boys falling. this panel is intended to promote inquiry and further examination of an important and often overlooked topic. what has been happening to our boys and young men in america and the world for quite some time. each panelist will focus on disparate different aspects of this crisis. dr. piercey will discuss and other causes. dr. summers the education and education policies, and mr. olson economic shifts and men, the workforce. it is our hope that this panel will mark the beginning not the end of a conversation. panelists may disagree one another and even heritage policies, but we are going to forge ahead as this is a crisis in need of attention and solutions. we are fortunate today to have a stellar of panelists to help guide us. first is dr. nancy pearcey. nancy is bestselling author and speaker, a former agnostic. she was hailed in the economist as america's preeminent evangelical protestant female intellectual. her work has appeared in the washington post, the washington times first thin

fatherless boys, commit crimes. but the tragedy that today, 40% of american children growing up, apart from their natural fathers, it is the highest rate of single parenthood in the world. is that something to be at the top of the top the heap for single parenthood. so the question then is, is causing this flight from. well, one obvious reason is the way fathers are marked ridiculed and in the media today portrayed as incompetent idiots. the homer simpson stereotype. yep. so then the question is where did these negative stereotypes come from? it turns you have to go far further back than most people realize. you have to go all the way back to the industrial revolution before most men worked with wives and children all day on the family farm. the family industry, the family business. the cultural expectation for men focused on their caretaking role. in fact, here's a surprising fact most of the literature of the day on child rearing or parenting was addressed to fathers. if you go to a bookstore today, they mostly mo

african-american boys are slightly behind white boys, hispanic boys, and between girls across all ethnices and race. what you find is in our classrooms if more girls are going to go toca college thus because of something happened earlier, on which his high school, junior high school, elementary school. we find it every level girls come more prepared. they are far better readers. they got most of the honors even aspirations. there was a time when a psychologist would measure vocational experts would measure the aspirations of young men and women. young men had higher admiration spirit has been reversed and the girls are more ambitious. no when mortensen announced to thehe world that the boys were n the wrong side of the educational gender gap he said there'd be a lot of publicity. but heof found -- often he would release studies and articles nothing happened nobody wrote aboutt this. i heard about it i was working on my book, who stole feminism and i was on the radio show. take exception to gender feminism the radical view of the world quickly in the united states. as systemic men were th

oh sorry, there was a second study about why boys, about boys. so this one is the aggregate level study by raj chetty and the opportunity team out of harvard. this is at a neighborhood level forum and the study you probably know which i'm thinking of, i'm thinking of the one that looks at racial gaps in outcomes between. men, you know, let's say black and white boys when they grow up into adulthood and single biggest predictor of a small color gap in adulthood between, black and white boys, when they're adults, is the share of the share of homes with a black present in their neighborhood. and this is this is super interesting this is beyond the benefits an individual child from having their father in the house having more homes black family homes black dads is particularly helpful for black boys in that neighborhood. and then the you know, tragedy here in a statistical sense, then they show what small share of black boys in the us are growing up in low poverty, with a majority of black dads in the neighborhood. but. but their study really i also

oh sorry, there was a second study about why boys, about boys. so this one is the aggregate level study by raj chetty and the opportunity team out of harvard. this is at a neighborhood level forum and the study you probably know which i'm thinking of, i'm thinking of the one that looks at racial gaps in outcomes between. men, you know, let's say black and white boys when they grow up into adulthood and single biggest predictor of a small color gap in adulthood between, black and white boys, when they're adults, is the share of the share of homes with a black present in their neighborhood. and this is this is super interesting this is beyond the benefits an individual child from having their father in the house having more homes black family homes black dads is particularly helpful for black boys in that neighborhood. and then the you know, tragedy here in a statistical sense, then they show what small share of black boys in the us are growing up in low poverty, with a majority of black dads in the neighborhood. but. but their study really i also

boys are more likely to get in trouble. there's an additional g boost to the likelihood they get insured trouble as compared to girls are from very similar homecl environments. including their sisters if you look at sisters and brothersot they are more likely to get in trouble than girls extra so if they don't have it at their house. then, the researchers go further than documenting the striking finding during impact of family structures on boys and girls club and they try to get into the mechanisms of what's going on. you and i spoke earlier in this hour about what are some the differences in parental resources input we see across households where single parents, they do find there are some differences that boys are growing up in single mother homes get less time from their mom they are more likely to get harsh parenting from their c mom as compared to boys in two-parent homes. but the real driver is that of gender differences is boys are particularly sensitive to this input i have found this incredibly interesting. the wa

the guardianship service, we have a confusion with the documents, tell me, 12 years ago you adopted a boyyou mean not quite true? well, we first adopted him, but then my husband was sent to baltima, well, this is not some kind of thing, well, you’re a mother, you have children, you just saw him off to school, these children, they already appeared here in america, later 6 years old, listen, if you were in care, you should know all this, please don’t bother us anymore, i have nothing more to say to you, if you persist, we will turn to the authorities for help, well , that’s not possible, it ’s inhumane, they’re a little festive, but nothing, well, better late than never, don’t be afraid, yes i’m like not fearful, okay, we don’t need fearful ones, the guy will stand it, he won’t get bored, everything is fine. and 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 for a rest what wind is on business. no, at the request of my friend, let me guess, you won’t guess, okay, tell me, in general, in 2005, one of my friends passed the trial child, well, or rather not her, the adoptive parents. who then we

especially black men and black boys. under this consent decree, it took at all -- took almost 10 years. i think you came up at the end. he's a retired fbi agent. we've been working with him. he's been working all over the nation, training police officers on how to de-escalate situations. how to be sensitive to what's happening in our diverse communities. let's give him a big round of applause. [applause] >> thank you congresswoman. again, thank you for inviting me to be here. thank you to dr. woodland and your entire staff. incredible job. i'm quentin williams. i just have to start off by saying, does anybody here follow what's happening in boulder, colorado? so you might recognize what i'm about to say. it's personal. it's personal. it's personal for me because in 1994, i found myself in the backseat of a cruiser in newport, rhode island with caps on. arrested for fitting the description of someone who committed a violent crime earlier in that day. i was on vacation. i had just arrived. of course, i didn't do it. as a m

medicine there and if possible, we persuade them, but they were on the street and this very little boy, he was chopping wood, he had a red pickaxe in his hands, as i remember now. it's a miner's, you understand, it's a miner 's land, he had it in his hands, a tool, and he was helping his father by putting this pickaxe and they chopped this raw wood, you understand, people survived as best they could, it was already winter, that is, winter is already fierce, it was the month of december, the beginning, i approached him and said, what are the children doing here, vichi, where are the parents, the first question is where is your mother, where is who? he says: mom, he's cooking soup for us right now, you see, he showed mom, and where i'm talking, this is my brother, and i saw his older brother there, he's such a tall boy , the boy was very scared of the war, very much, he didn’t even talk, you understand how much the children were in such a shock, they had been there for a month, and i said, stasik, more precisely, what are you doing here, he says, my name is stasik, i say, what are you do

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omra and her boys, our lightning through the gate, behind her, the boys , the boys, and the whole grouping, ours , yours, yours, and yours, yours. bless you. vasyl zima's big broadcast. this is the great ether, my name is vasyl zima, and we are starting. two hours of airtime. two hours of your time. we will discuss many important topics today. two hours to learn about the war. right now , serhiy zgurets will talk more about the war with us and what he is doing the world and now about what has happened in the world , yuriy fizar will speak in more detail, yuriy, good evening, please, you have the floor, two hours to keep up with economic news, time to talk about money during the war, oleksandr morchivka is with us, oleksandr, welcome, please, and sports news, a review of sports events from yevhen postahov, two hours in the company of your favorite presenters. thank you very much, lina chechenii, for the information about cultural news, presenters that have become familiar to many. let us know about the weather for the coming day, as well as the distinguished guests of the studio, andriy

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it says boys are more likely to get in trouble. there is an additional boost of likelihood that they get in trouble compared to girls and similar home environments. including their sisters. if you look at sisters and brothers, they are more likely to get in trouble than girls extra so if they don't have a dad in their house. then the researchers go further than just documenting that really striking finding showing the impact of family structure on boys and girls and they tried to get into the mechanisms of what is going on. you and i spoke earlier this hour about, what are some of the differences and parental resources and input. we see across households that are married or single parents, they do find that there are differences that boys growing up in single parent homes get less time from their mom. they are less likely to get harsh parenting from their mom as compared to boys and two parent homes, but the real driver of gender difference is that boys are particularly sensitive to the input. i found this incredibly interesting. t

i mean us printing what you've received received by the cycle boys be called main, a main synch boys to be called me. so what we're trying to do is to reach out to the boys and these pages give them the right information. meanwhile, survival is like daniel who's saying that story. so you do just want people to pay more attention to the issue so that it doesn't happen in the 1st place. yeah, so keep, okay, i'm gonna do you want to have to kind of just kind of experience. and very so guys who wants to talk about, still sadly, wonderful. we know it's been like sexual assault, engaged children, happens globally much as a showing the speed to women and goes, daniel, i hope these kind of stories foster was not to forget about the police to i'd like to welcome ducks have princess all the same, the coyote she's an expert and responding to sexual and gender based violence as well as at 6 you, as he thought, said, that's the only say because you would be welcome to data being use africa. you founded media concert, an initiative for women and children. more than 20 years. ago, do we know how wi

boying are falling behind. i link this to the fact that so many of them grow up without dads in a their home and i think breaking this cycle of fatherless homes is actually really a critical thing we have to do to improve the situation for boys in the country. so, again, things this will marketable make common sense. to have a loving rolele model. a loving male role model in the house. we see this in the data. there has been some really compelling resent work on this. let me highlight two studies, oneri by miriam and jessica. they have a lot of administrative records and kidsey they pulled together. they look at school performance and home cenvironment and characteristics. what theyis focus on is explaining the gender gap. they favor girls meaning boys are much more likely to get suspended in school. let's startat with that. they are more likely to go to school and lash out in ways that get them in trouble. by the way, getting in trouble in school and suspended, those kinds of things you are less likely to wind

we see we see by the cycle boys be called mean a main siege boys to be called me. so what we're trying to do is to reach out to the boys and these pages give them the right information. meanwhile, survival is like daniel who's saying that story. so you do just want people to pay more attention to the issue so that it doesn't happen in the 1st place. yeah, so keep, okay, i'm gonna do you want to have to kind of just kind of experience. and very so guys who wants to talk about associated these wonderful lead noise, you might ask, sexual assault, engaged children, happens globally much as a showing the speed to women and goes, daniel, i do hope these kind of stories foster was not to forget about the police to i'd like to welcome ducks have princess all the same, the coyote, she's an expert and responding to sexual and gender based violence as well as at 6 . you, as he thought, said, that's the only say because you would be welcome to data being use africa. you founded media concert, an initiative for women and children more than 20 years ago. do we know how wide spre

word, let’s give the boys our word, that we won’t forget the eurasians, the boy’s word, the boy’soy's word, a lot of work, but we went through it, so it was, a good vaccination against relapse , you won’t want to go there again, look forward , however, the boy’s word is far from the only russian film success of the year, this year the box office for russian films is champion, the film market, which was predicted to collapse with the departure... it’s not easy for hollywood new big premieres, about risks and opportunities, which opens a new round in the history of russian cinema, ivan kudryavtsev. and as you know, we are a hot people! there is less than a week until the release of bremen, the main fairy tale of the new year holidays, but the number of tickets already booked has exceeded 20,000, by the end of the holidays there will be millions of them. inspired by the legacy of the legendary soviet animation, young. tempting opportunities will never replace freedom in our world, people do not perceive these animals as musicians, they need them for their everyday life, this is the s

and we've been talking about a lot about the boy costing of brands. but with this also calls for the boy costs of culture and academic institutions and for the investment and sanctions on israel . can you tell us a little bit about these other tactics and how effective they have been to yes, it's a video as is inspired among other examples uh, by the south african struggling against the part time. and defenders here is that we've been people in power. uh, when you have powerful governments and institutions of siding and supporting with the pressure that it is to people and people of power that we can create a change. and this change can happen by applying the pressure from the grassroots up to mass mobilization. you know that you put the throat video as a, as a movement of millions of people, a union. so civil society organizations, russert groups all around the world that are joining these campaigns and applying the pressure. one is consuming, the blog posts that we've been talking about. the button is the tool is, is, you know, what would fall under

, there are fewer boys, of course, of course, there are fewer boys, as always, look at the ballerina,roze, putting on the plan, as you froze, you didn’t sit any longer, you’ve already been waiting for us for three hours, in this position, please, what’s his name? alex, and his middle name is alex. like me, alexey, watch the good ranitsa belarus with svetlana borovskaya, on the belarus 24 tv channel. the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts for you around the clock, don’t switch. our daily task is to talk about belarus in the country abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to watch projects from our tv channel, so what is it like? belarus? business and developing, hospitable, bright and festival. generous picturesque and monumental, sports and team. we tell you not only about significant events, we introduce you to active, energetic, inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development. belarus can be different, to understand and feel it, you need to see it with your own eyes. hello, dear tv viewers, the belarus 24 tv channel is on air . wat

the boy lived in the village of baltazarivka - this is the chaplin district of the region, which wasccupied at the beginning of the full-scale war. the connection with the boyfriend ended at the end of march 2023. hence for more than six months nothing is known about the fate of the child, but i really hope that with your help tolya lyashenko will be found. if suddenly someone in... has seen the boy or knows where he might be now, do not delay and call us on the hotline of the magnolia children's search service at the short number 11630. calls from any ukrainian. mobile operator free of charge, or write to the chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram. i also want to remind you that we are continuing the search for 17-year-old serhiy samoilov, who disappeared in mariupol, his mother said that on the very first day of the full-scale war, the city was very restless. the situation only worsened rapidly with each passing hour. the family hid in the basement from the bombings, but the shelling was far from over. sergei samoilov, who was still 15 years old at the time, had no intern

mostly boys and girls in adolescence resort to this. reasons there are very different, conflicts in the family, insufficient or vice versa, excessive parental attention, bullying at school, unfortunately, violence, or the banal search for adventure, independence and freedom. the children's search service has prepared a series of advice for parents from a psychologist about the first things you should do to prevent a child from running away from home. one of these tips: parents' respect for the child. show respect for the individual. to her personal space, to her things. often we do not notice how our children grow up and what was normal in behavior with a small child, absolutely unacceptable in behavior with a teenager, for example, we cannot enter a teenager's room without knocking, moreover, we cannot enter the bathroom when he is there, we cannot rummage through his personal belongings without permission, you can't read his messages, it all violates his privacy, violates boundaries, makes him feel insecure and inciting. to escape, pr

the interesting thing is having more black fathers will help black boys. and having more white fathers at home doesn't help. and it is very specific it seems impact that seems more plausible than sort of the general claim about neighborhood composition that sometimes folks will make. >> i mean i still think that it is hard and you're right if my recollection is having white dads is helpful, which will fit with the idea that you're getting at, which seems like it is tightly linked, right? i mean there is still the issue of you could never get around this. maybe it's something else, one of the other 20, it is not one of the 20 things they would think about. it is something we can't think of. at some point we will need to stop with the suggests and coming up with the other stories that we can't name and it is probably a bigger factor. >> yes, absolutely. and well i want to get to policy before we wrap up, but let's look at the causes of this increase in single parenthood. i think first of all many of our viewers, you know, kind of might assume that this is ei

something that sometimes boys do.urinated outside because there was no public restroom available. this is in the northern part of mississippi. his mother says that he relieved himself on private property standing behind an open car door. a police officer saw it and seemed to be satisfied when his mother scolded him, but then four other officers, including a lieutenant, arrived and arrested him. since then, one officer involved was terminated. other officers will be disciplined. this week the county youth court placed him on three months probation and assigned him a book report. with me now are the boy's mother and the family's attorney carlos moore. thank you both for being with me. i see we're having a bit of trouble with your csignal, but i'm going to try to come to you first. tell me what happens. >> we were in the attorney'ses office seeking legal advice. he walked in and said your son was urinating behind a car. so we walked outside. they don't have a public restroom. so i told him don't do it again. he said, oka

tell me, please, have you ever seen a little boy with the queen? was it really kay?nough , we agreed, it's time to sleep, don't you dare look at me so pitifully, otherwise i'll shoot you, go to sleep, it's already dark, our guys are off hunting, go to sleep, let go, shut up, i'll bring you with a triple secret robber's knot, rope it’s long, but... it won’t prevent you from sleeping, having a baby, otherwise i’ll stab you, you hear, good night, girl, girl, let’s run away, i ’m tied, i can’t untie the knot with my hooves. do you have fingers? ok, i'll try. quiet, who are you? it is you? i changed my clothes beyond recognition and watched the adviser. straight from the palace, the adviser went to the robbers, but i overtook him, the chieftain liked my sverit so much that i was accepted into the gang beyond the staff. the adviser, of course, did not recognize me. now let's run. who else is this? this is my one a friend who knows so many fairy tales, he came here to save me, so you wanted to run away from me, i would leave you a note, i have to find kay, without me he wil

what will be your message to - your boys? thank you for making me a better person — your boys?making me a better person and inspiring me to do i better person and inspiring me to do good. _ better person and inspiring me to do good, for— better person and inspiring me to do good, for other children like yourselves. let's go to mcdonald's! 0k! good luck to steph atkinson and all the other regional unsung award winners. the big night, sports personality, december the 19th. a reminder of our top story, and we're just a5 minutes away from kick—off in the nations league game between scotland and england at hampden park. in all probability, england need a big win against the scots if they are to reach the finals and keep alive their hopes of over the —— olympic qualification for team gb. coverage starts over on bbc one at 7:30. from me and the rest of the team, good night. hello. skies are going to be clearing across much of the country through the evening and overnight, and that's going to lead to a widespread frost. also fog forming, particularly across more southern parts of the u

a boy and a girl, my students, will participate in it.ot only play pranks, he knows addition and subtraction. multiplication, division and even fractions, and this is gerda , she is a very brave girl, however, she is afraid of lovebirds, nothing else in the world, how many fairy tales i know, but i’m tired of telling everything, telling more, today i will show the fairy tale, i will take part in it myself in all adventures. how is this possible, my a fairy tale, and i’m the complete master of it, yeah, i’ll probably challenge the adviser to a duel, i ’ll pierce him with a sword. “it’s good that i ’m armed, because i have to meet with robbers, although he doesn’t shoot, but that ’s also good, because i hate noise in fairy tales, well, as if we can start, snip, snap, snure, pure. steps they creak! "grandma is coming, let's scare her, let's hide, come on, what a senseless act, i ask you, don't sing. damn children, excuse me, but we are well-mannered, well-mannered children, and do not run on all fours, b) do not shout boo-boo, c they don’t s

he looks like a nine-year-old boy. someone sees the child. or does anyone know where he may be now, do not delay and dial the short number of the magnolia children's search service 11630 from any mobile operator. calls are free, if there is no connection and it is not possible to call, write to the chatbot of the children's search service in telegram. this is just one story of a missing child. in total, since the beginning of the war, we have received more than 200 requests for help in the search. fortunately, mostly more... children have already been found, but the fate of many remains unknown, especially in the temporarily occupied territories, where virtually paralyzed police work, from where it is impossible to leave and ... communication problems, anyone can help find missing children , take just a minute of your time and go to the website of the magnolia children's search service, here you can view all the photos of the missing, who knows, maybe it is you who will recognize someone and eventually help find them.

and imagine that since that time there is no news about the boy. and with whom he is now unknown. of course, it is possible that sashka could be taken to russia, as, unfortunately, often happens with children in the occupied territories. but this is only an assumption, and in fact the boy may still be in the occupation, or we should not rule out the possibility that the child ended up in the territory controlled by ukraine, but for one reason or another cannot report himself. so i am asking absolutely everyone, especially residents. occupied neck, who can see this video in social networks. look closely at sasha's face. if you recognize the boy, do not delay and please notify us immediately on the hotline child tracing services by short number 1163. calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free. if it is not convenient or there is no possibility to call, you can write to us on the website or in the chatbot of the child search service in telegram. do not remain indifferent and let's do everything possible together to find the missing boy. i rea

so the boys are four months old at this time. the boys, aiden and ethan. so they filed papers. they, they were told that their portfolio was complete. they the fee and all of a sudden the officer back and stress asking a series of really rude and invasive questions such as who was the father and where do these children come from and are they genetically related? and the couple was shocked, not prepared for this line of questioning. and it turns out that officers rely on the foreign affairs manual, which gives you guidelines but not hard and fast rules for who can gain us citizenship. and once they make a decision. those decisions are rarely contested. she also required another dna test from these men. they had a dna test or they hadn't brought with them because had documents from canada saying that both men are the legal parents of both children and the children were born. while these parents were legally married. so they had all that evidence, but it was not accepted. so they had to go out and get another test which cost 1,000 cad in order to at least get a passport for one ch

not really two holidays that i look forward to. this gypsy action begins on the 13th, for even the boys are still on the 12th, when they are there on the 11th, on the 10th, when they are not gathering, mending, mending, repairing these clothes, every street has its own family, and in a family it is mandatory, this there is not a father, not a dad, but an old man and an old woman, an older son and sons and a lightning bolt, you can blow the horn. have the right to be with horns, the most important, the very first attribute - these are masks, here i will show you in the video, this is the mask of an old man. the old man is, well, the role that i perform today, the old man there is considered to be the elder on the street, the old man has his own an old woman, too, well, an old woman, here i am in a coat , somewhere the coat must be well stuffed, we already have all the ones left now, all of yours are beautiful collars, coats, such masks , we also have masks at her age, if i ask now , how many plus or minus years? to the masks, i don't remember, this, i'm 60, i don't remember, but they are

the relationship with the boy was cut off at the end of march 2023. is known about the fate of the child for more than six months. but i really hope that with your help tolyushenko will be found. if suddenly someone has seen the boy or knows where he may be now, do not delay and call us on the hotline of the magnolia children's search service at the short number 1163. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free, or write to the chatbot of the children's search service at telegram. i also want to remind you that we are searching for 17-year-old serhiy samoilov, who disappeared in mariupol, his mother said that on the very first day of the full-scale war, the city was very restless, and with every hour the situation only rapidly worsened, the family hid in the basement from the bombings , but shelling was far from the only problem of mariupol residents. there was no internet, light, or water, we even drank technical water from a technical tap, then only in... well, the whole family ate everything, he couldn’t drink, we were fed, to be honest, it w