Making Work Great Again

According to Eberstadt, among unemployed men, there are three who are not looking for work for every one trying to find a job.

As Nicholas Eberstadt wrote last week in the Washington Post, there are 7 million American men between 25 and 54 who are not working—or even trying to find a job.

While it has been true for years, this is a radical change at the core of American culture and society.

Historically, work has been central to the American experience. People who migrated to Ame…