Why We Shouldn't Help Men Achieve Equal Achievement

Hannah, since Richard went first for our opening statement, you have the floor. Tell us again why you're arguing that men are not finished and we shouldn't help them. I want to talk about a time in my child's elementary school when the principal who was a very high achieving principal, she decided that she wanted to close the achievement gap. She started to do very targeted testing. And then she internally hired a lot of resources to bolster that. Within three years, she had pretty much closed the achievement gap and could brag about that publicly. So I think what I am advocating for here is that we can do very targeted help. It's not putting gender off the table.