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Hanna Rosin on 'The End of Men'

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 (Courtesy HannaRosin.com)

Simone de Beauvoir wrote, “This world has always belonged to males,” but author Hanna Rosin says that isn’t the case anymore. In Rosin’s new book “The End of Men and the Rise of Women,” she argues that women are winning in the new economy, surpassing men in education and at work, while continuing to exercise power at home. What gender role changes have you observed in work, pay, marriage, child rearing and sex? What do both sexes have to do to adapt?

Guests:

Hanna Rosin, author of "The End of Men and the Rise of Women," writer for The Atlantic and co-founder of Double X, Slate's site on women

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