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MPR News with Angela Davis
Chris Farrell and Cari Dwyer

Why some young men feel aimless and isolated

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We'll talk about what's going on with young men Thursday at 9 a.m.
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According to the Center for Economic and Policy Research, young adult men are more likely to be neither employed, in school or in workforce training.

On Thursday, MPR News host Chris Farrell spoke with a masculinity researcher about why some young men don’t have a sense of purpose and say they feel isolated and stuck.  

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