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The rise in overdose deaths and the gender disparity in suicides evidence a troubling American reality: Working-class men are in crisis.
Why it matters: By many metrics, working-class men are worse off today than they were 50 years ago.
America's gender split is turning into a regional rivalry: men in the West, women in the East.
Why it matters: Geographical gender differences — if they grow — could help drive deep rifts in American society.
For a long time, men dominated the job market. Not quite anymore.
Driving the news: The share of working-age men in the labor market has been declining for decades — particularly for those without college degrees.