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The Sexual Devolution? | Bradford Wilcox #CLIP
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January 9, 2023
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8:35Now PlayingJohn and Bradford Wilcox unpack why the divide between the genders seems greater than ever, and question if the sexual revolution has achieved all it idealised. Young people aren't getting married as they used to, yet are having less sex than ever; women are attending college in greater numbers than men and succeeding in their careers, yet are struggling to find compatible partners - what does this mean, and are these factors related?
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#gender #marriage #revolution
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