The message of freedom may be uniquely appealing to Gen X men, because they are more individualistic than the generations that came before (boomers) or after them (millennials) said Daniel Cox, the director of the Survey Center on American Life at the American Enterprise Institute. He explains that Gen X men are particularly likely to “believe that men are increasingly disadvantaged in American society.
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