Few books have been more discussed this year than Hanna Rosin's, "The End of Men: And the Rise of Women." Through reams of data and cultural arguments, she argues that women have been eclipsing men in the workplace because they're more adaptable and communicative in a changing, information-based economy.But is this ultimately a good thing for women? Has it made them happier? Have they finally achieved an equal status with men in the workplace? And....what about the future of men?I discussed these questions with Hanna Rosin, who recently spoke at the Louisville Free Public Library.
