A conversation can play a crucial role in helping young boys understand gender discrimination, according to a University of Michigan study. Mara Ostfeld, an associate research professor at the Ford School of Public Policy at U-M, explored how family opinions shape youth attitudes toward women’s rights, revealing that young males are significantly influenced by the views of those closest to them. Read more about the study’s findings in this Michigan News spotlight.
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