The New York Times Claims the Boy Crisis Is a ‘Myth’ – Let’s Destroy That Lie

The New York Times Claims the Boy Crisis Is a ‘Myth’ – Let’s Destroy That Lie

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In a stunning display of misandry, media gaslighting, and ideological denial, ‪@nytimes‬ opinion columnist Jessica Grose published an article claiming that the education crisis facing boys is little more than conservative hysteria and “vibes.” According to her, boys aren’t failing — they’re just lazy, unmotivated, or coddled at home. And anyone who says otherwise? Must be an anti-feminist conspiracy theorist.

In this video, we go line by line through Grose’s op-ed and tear it apart — exposing the misinformation, deflections, and complete lack of understanding that now passes for journalism at The New York Times.

🔻 Boys are dropping out.
🔻 Boys are failing in reading and writing.
🔻 Boys are disengaging from education, college, and the workforce.

And yet Jessica Grose would have you believe it’s all just “backlash.”

This isn’t just about one bad article. This is about a mainstream media propagandic outlet gaslighting an entire generation of boys — denying their struggles while waving the feminist flag and blaming everyone except the system that’s failed them.

👉 If you're tired of watching young men get ignored, mislabeled, and left behind — this video is for you.

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