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In reply to the discussion: What are DU opinions on Scott Galloway? [View all]hlthe2b
(110,145 posts)33. Yes!! I care about suicide in males, AND females, the young, old, all races, & all ethnicities. ALL increasing!
Summary of suicide trends over the past two decades (roughly 2000-2020/2022), broken down by gender, age group, and race/ethnicity, based on the information found (compiled from CDC/ National Center for Health Statistics):
Overall Trends:
Increase Followed by Recent Plateau or Slight Decrease: The overall age-adjusted suicide rate increased significantly from 2000 to 2018, peaked, and then plateaued or slightly declined through 2020. However, recent data indicates a potential increase again.
Gender:
Males Consistently Higher Rates: Suicide rates for males are consistently three to four times higher than for females across most age groups and the period studied.
Males: Male suicide rates increased significantly from 2000/2002 to 2018. While there was a decline in 2019-2020, rates began to increase again through 2022.
Females: Female suicide rates increased notably from 2000/2002 to 2015/2018, then experienced a period of stability or slight decline, followed by a recent increase.
Age Groups:
Youth (10-24): Rates have generally increased for both males and females in this age group over the past two decades.
Middle-Aged (25-64): Suicide rates in the middle-age groups have varied over time. For example, rates for males aged 45-64 declined recently.
Older Adults (65+): Older adult male rates remain high, particularly for males 75 and older. Rates for older women have also increased in some age sub-groups.
Race/Ethnicity:
Non-Hispanic White Individuals: After an increase from 2000 to 2018, rates for this group declined through 2020, although rates remained higher than for other groups.
Non-Hispanic Black Individuals: Rates declined initially and then increased significantly from around 2007 to 2020.
Hispanic Individuals: Rates were initially stable and then increased from 2012 to 2020.
American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) Individuals: This group consistently has the highest suicide rates overall, and experienced a substantial increase between 2018 and 2021.
Increase Followed by Recent Plateau or Slight Decrease: The overall age-adjusted suicide rate increased significantly from 2000 to 2018, peaked, and then plateaued or slightly declined through 2020. However, recent data indicates a potential increase again.
Gender:
Males Consistently Higher Rates: Suicide rates for males are consistently three to four times higher than for females across most age groups and the period studied.
Males: Male suicide rates increased significantly from 2000/2002 to 2018. While there was a decline in 2019-2020, rates began to increase again through 2022.
Females: Female suicide rates increased notably from 2000/2002 to 2015/2018, then experienced a period of stability or slight decline, followed by a recent increase.
Age Groups:
Youth (10-24): Rates have generally increased for both males and females in this age group over the past two decades.
Middle-Aged (25-64): Suicide rates in the middle-age groups have varied over time. For example, rates for males aged 45-64 declined recently.
Older Adults (65+): Older adult male rates remain high, particularly for males 75 and older. Rates for older women have also increased in some age sub-groups.
Race/Ethnicity:
Non-Hispanic White Individuals: After an increase from 2000 to 2018, rates for this group declined through 2020, although rates remained higher than for other groups.
Non-Hispanic Black Individuals: Rates declined initially and then increased significantly from around 2007 to 2020.
Hispanic Individuals: Rates were initially stable and then increased from 2012 to 2020.
American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) Individuals: This group consistently has the highest suicide rates overall, and experienced a substantial increase between 2018 and 2021.
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Scott Galloway: 'We've essentially become a kleptocracy that would make Putin blush' (Nicolle Wallace show) 8 May 2025
Celerity
May 10
#3
Your headline makes my point downstream. Just enough rational comments/talking points to reel us in WHILE
hlthe2b
May 10
#6
I think he is a blatant misogynist but throws in just enough TED TALK-like talking points to sound rational
hlthe2b
May 10
#5
Well all I can say is that it's a good thing you are here to set us all straight. n/t
elocs
May 10
#9
Like I said, he is intelligent (sufficiently so) to FOCUS on discounting the RW talking points to
hlthe2b
May 11
#20
To conflate DEMS (myself included) desire to address the entire young population, regardless of sex, race with
hlthe2b
May 11
#21
He never mentions anyone but males AND concern for YOUNG males; that is the limit of his social concern.
hlthe2b
May 11
#32
He had a 30 min interview w Nicolle Wallace & **it closely echoed a recent convo w our 20 yo grandson**
Hekate
May 10
#12
I used to take notes of lectures etc that were a virtual transcript. Thanks to arthritis in my hands...
Hekate
May 10
#14
Yes!! I care about suicide in males, AND females, the young, old, all races, & all ethnicities. ALL increasing!
hlthe2b
May 11
#33
He lives a full life, with college, job, and a darling girlfriend he intends to marry...
Hekate
May 11
#35
Oh, please... Don't listen to me if you want to deny his biases, exaggerations, misogyny. Listen to HIM:
hlthe2b
May 11
#39
Such BS. Read his books. Read his published interviews when he is not talking TED talk economics---which
hlthe2b
May 11
#45
Why would anyone bother? It is clear you don't read the responses, or articles, or links, or anything
hlthe2b
May 11
#47