Why Parents Should Stream "Adolescence"

Why Parents Should Stream "Adolescence"

"Adolescence" on Netflix captures the pressures of school, dating, sex, identity, and social media and delves into the painful complexities of adolescent life today.

Netflix’s 'Adolescence' Shatters the Myth of the Emotionless Boy — So Why Are We Still Teaching It?

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. When we talk about teen boys, we often focus on their behavior. How they act out, how they go quiet, how they bottle things up or explode with little to no warning. But what we don’t always ask is why they’re acting that way … or what they’re trying to say when they do. If you haven’t seen Netflix’s Adoles…

Masculinity in crisis: how Adolescence reflects modern male identity challenges

In our modern and urban world where boys have fewer clear role models from whom they can learn how to behave as men, Zulu culture have valuable lessons.

New Netflix drama depicts growing concerns over violence of young men – Boston University News Service

Jamie Miller on the right, played by Owen Cooper, and Briony Ariston on the left, played by Erin Doherty, in “Episode 3” of Netflix’s “Adolescence”. Photo Courtesy of Netflix. By Harry Gustafson Boston University News Service In just a few short weeks, Netflix’s “Adolescence” skyrocketed into the platform’s “Best Ever Two-Week Total for a Limited Series.” The four-episode miniseries details the fallout after Jamie, a 13-year-old boy in England, …