This isn’t a ‘young men’ problem. This is a class problem

A report compiled by the Centre for Social Justice ( CSJ ) has laid waste to the prevailing orthodoxy.

Males lag behind females at every stage of education, from nursery to university in higher education, women now outnumber men by three to two .

Young men are much more likely to be unemployed, too.

While the media and politics have become more superficially diverse in recent years , working-class representation’ if we must use the r-word has actually gone in the other direction.

This crisis’ among men and boys, then, is another symptom of the neglect of the working classes, writes Tom Slater .