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Institute for Family Studies finds young men lonely
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A study by the Institute for Family Studies found that many young men feel lonely, disconnected, and shut out of the American dream. Over 40% of respondents agreed with the statement 'I am inclined to think that I am a failure'. The study highlights the struggles of young men in the US.
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- Aug 5, 6:00 AM Catholic News Agency Study finds many young men feel lonely, disconnected, shut out of the American dream
- Aug 5, 6:51 AM Catholic Star Herald Study finds many young men feel lonely, disconnected, shut out of the American dream
- Aug 5, 8:27 AM National Catholic Register Study Finds Many Young Men Feel Lonely, Disconnected, Shut Out of the American Dream
- Aug 5, 6:00 AM Catholic World Report Study finds many young men feel lonely, disconnected, shut out of the American dream
- Aug 5, 6:00 AM Angelus News Young men are lonely, demoralized, and searching for connection, study finds
- Aug 5, 11:47 AM ACI Prensa Estudio revela que muchos jóvenes se sienten solos y excluidos del sueño americano
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