Men adrift
Badly educated men in rich countries have not adapted well to trade, technology or feminism
KIMBERLEY, a receptionist in Tallulah, thinks the local men are lazy. “They don’t do nothin’,” she complains. This is not strictly true. Until recently, some of them organised dog fights in a disused school building.
This article appeared in the Essay section of the print edition under the headline “Men adrift”
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