I argued a few times in person, results were unpleasant for my person, I am not going to do it again.
65% graduates are women, men do not even have universal voting right in US. Google is your friend.
What do you mean men don't have universal voting rights? Are you talking about felons?
I am saying that in most states being over 18, with clean record and mentally capable, does not automatically mean someone can vote (as women can).
EDIT: there were questions about voting right. I can no longer answer since I was down-voted to oblivion. And because I am obviously "full of shit" I will not add links, just three hints:
- Men has to register at two places, instead of just one.
- Voting for men is a reward, not a right
- I am more worried about student loans, not voting.
What are the situations in which men cannot vote if they are over 18, with a clean record and mentally capable?
As far as I know, I'm no relation to the Jesse Austin interviewed in TFA.
Also, selective service is such an absurdly trivial "obstacle." I registered ages ago, and despite a half-dozen moves (and transitioning) since, I haven't ever done anything else about it.
If you're male and haven't signed the document saying you will die for your country at the whim of a random number generator, you cannot apply for federal student loans.
Also In 40 states (+DC) it is a prerequisite for men to sign up for the draft before getting/renewing a driver's license (maybe any gov ID?). I suppose if that is combined with voter ID laws, yes there could be a subset of men in the US who match the clean description and are still unable to vote. That situation does not apply to women.
That's also assuming not registering for the draft (a max sentence of $250,000 / 5 years in prison) still can be called a 'clean record'. I think so.
The graduation rate for women is about 5% better than men. It's not possible to answer your question unless you also know how many men vs. women entered university, which I didn't look up.