When it comes to issues that affect one of the genders, the structure of academia tends to basically ignore things unique to men. I think this is because every University researcher has a brigade of gender activists who only care about female issues ready to raise hell.

The delta between likelihood of attending college between males and females is higher now than it was before title IX was enforced. It's simply shifted in the other direction where females are far more likely to go to university than males.

Males are far less likely to graduate high school. They are far more likely to commit suicide and use drugs.

Nobody cares. There are tons of programs like "girls code" but nobody bothers to volunteer for programs like "boys graduate".

I have both a son and a daughter and it's obvious which one the school system is designed to cater to versus the one who is essentially flawed by design.

Our society and academia are fixated on inequalities amongst the top top tier of high status humans. As if the fact that a disproportionate number of Fortune 500 CEOs are males means anything to the 99.999% of males who will never be remotely that status.

It's just very odd that we have decided to divide humans into categories we care about based on identity.