Men under 50 are among the most likely to feel frustrated about how men are doing in the U.S. these days

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October 14, 2024

3. Views on the progress men and women have made in different areas

Men under 50 are among the most likely to feel frustrated about how men are doing in the U.S. these days

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3. Views on the progress men and women have made in different areas
Public sees more progress in recent decades for women than men in the workplace, higher education
Men more likely than women to say men are doing worse today in the workplace, higher education
Public doesn’t see big differences in the progress men and women have made in recent decades on key measures of personal well-being
About half of men say men are doing worse than in the past when it comes to finding a romantic partner
Most Americans say women’s gains have not come at the expense of men
About a third of Americans feel proud, frustrated about how things are going for women these days
Democrats more likely than Republicans to feel frustrated about how women are doing these days
Men under 50 are among the most likely to feel frustrated about how men are doing in the U.S. these days

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