Record Numbers of Younger Women Want to Leave the U.S.
Record Numbers of Younger Women Want to Leave the U.S.
Nov 14 2025, 9:16 AM
https://archive.ph/YRYSf
Quote:The sharp rise in younger women wanting to leave the U.S. has created a large gender gap between them and their male counterparts. Today’s 21-percentage-point gap between younger men (19%) and women (40%) wanting to leave the U.S. is the widest Gallup has recorded on this trend.
Since Gallup began measuring this question globally in 2007, few countries have shown gender gaps this wide in the desire to migrate. Before the U.S. in 2025, no country had recorded a gap of 20 points or more between younger men and women.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/697382/record-numbers-younger-women-leave.aspx
https://archive.ph/YRYSf
Quote:The sharp rise in younger women wanting to leave the U.S. has created a large gender gap between them and their male counterparts. Today’s 21-percentage-point gap between younger men (19%) and women (40%) wanting to leave the U.S. is the widest Gallup has recorded on this trend.
Since Gallup began measuring this question globally in 2007, few countries have shown gender gaps this wide in the desire to migrate. Before the U.S. in 2025, no country had recorded a gap of 20 points or more between younger men and women.
I suppose it depends on the job, which is even more archaic, huh? Like there's "tiers" of healthcare too, because capitalist USA isn't done with the hierarchy of "who deserves basic human rights like being healed?" game. Like, if you work at a crappy job, they'll offer some kind of shitty healthcare plan, which you sometimes need to pay for (though every employee is "paying for" stupid private health insurance one way or another, it just depends on if the employer is just factoring into your paycheck/salary already). But like, every time I want to go to the doctor, optometrist, dentist, for anything other than a routine checkup, that's a co-pay right there. Yeah, insurance pays for 