A wise woman once said: “No matter where you come from, every little child's dream is valid. » Hanna Rosin in “The End of Men” doesn't seem to believe that men's dreams can come true with the rise of women dominating every aspect of life. Rosin is concerned about the rate of men falling behind in their education. Rosin authored the article by introducing the idea of ​​sex selection in the 1970s. Rosin then goes on to show that feminists in the 1980s were concerned about the future of women in society. Additionally, instead of the vast majority of people choosing to have boys, the trend has changed in favor of more girls. Rosin gives the example of a biologist, Ericsson and his family. She says girls fly high, while boys drag their feet in their education. Rosin strongly believes that women have the upper hand in their education, workplace as well as in their personal relationships. As men lose the grip on the power they have held for so long. She believes this is a trend that will continue and never change. Rosin tries to show that men are falling behind in their education, but his arguments about women's progress in education do not convincingly show that this signals "the end of men" in education. Rosin rightly argues that women have made progress in this area. their education, but it does not convincingly show that they dominate. Rosin says that "women dominate colleges and professional schools today - for every two men who receive a bachelor's degree this year, three women will do the same" (46.) We don't know what the trend has been in terms of data , women are flooding some universities, but there are no statistics showing that every year there are more women than men overall... in the middle of the newspaper... the arguments about the advancement of women in education do not convincingly show that this signals “the end of men” in education. It is true that society should be concerned about the backwardness of men. Even though Rosin thinks women are dominant in America, she forgets to include women from other countries whose voices will never be heard. It's going to be difficult to convince men to go back to school, you can't force someone to do what they're not willing to do. If this trend continues, we will see generation after generation of women using the knowledge they gained from their education to accomplish things that could change the world. Every child deserves a quality education. When I was younger, my mother always told me that I should be grateful for the opportunity to go to school, because there are people in this world who will never have the opportunity to go there..