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Story summary
- A recent analysis finds that young men in America lack guidance and community, leading to isolation.
- One in four young men reports loneliness and lags behind female peers in education and social standing.
- The analysis links loneliness to rising suicide rates and political radicalization.
- It calls for a return to community-based formation, noting that social media and self-directed autonomy fail to provide the necessary support.
