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By Brad Wilcox, Institute for Family Studies, March 28, 2024

Brad Wilcox, professor of sociology at the University of Virginia and senior fellow of the Institute for Family Studies, is author of “Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization” (Harper Collins).

Editor’s Note: This article appeared first at Blaze Media. It has been reprinted here with permission.

Marriage is a terrible deal for men.

This is the message we’re getting from the Red Pill Right, right-leaning online influencers who cater to men, especially teenagers and men who have had bad luck or no luck with the opposite sex when it comes to love or marriage.

Take Andrew Tate, the biggest voice from the Red Pill Right. “The problem is, there is zero advantage to marriage in the Western world for a man,” said Tate. “There is zero statistical advantage. If you use your mind, if you use your head instead of your heart, and you look at the advantages to getting married, there are absolutely none.” …

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