Archive - The Coddling of the American Mind Movie

The Illusion of a Cultural Shift

Some things are looking up, but America has changed less than you think

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Anxious College Students are Eating Alone in Their Rooms

Here's a potential solution

Jan 22 •

From Resumes to Personal Narratives: When Identity Takes Center Stage on LinkedIn

Many users now describe themselves as “neurodivergent”

Jan 21 •

Sound Off on the Return of Trump!

What are your hopes and fears for the sequel?

Jan 20 •

Sometimes Being an Adult Means Hating Your Job

Five reasons to say yes to an opportunity you’re not wild about

Jan 17 •

Trauma Everywhere: How Schools' Mental Health Programs Promote Fragility

An infantilizing, feelings-focused culture

Jan 15 •

How Boring Playgrounds Stifle Play

Nature is more fun than plastic

Jan 14 •

When Victimhood Culture Corrodes the Asian-American Experience

What I learned from reading Docile: Memoirs of a Not-So-Perfect Asian Girl

Jan 13 •

When a Whole Generation Never Grows Up

30-somethings stuck in suspended adolescence

Jan 10 •

Fighting Anxiety with Free Play

A school unbuttons recess and boosts independence

Jan 8 •

Teaching Victimhood: Why Students Are Miserable

John Stossel on “The Coddling” Movie

Jan 7 •

Welcome to My Social Justice High School

The bad advice adults gave me

Jan 6 •

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