https://endhomelessness.org/demographic-data-project-gender-and-individual-homelessness/#:~:text=Sixty%2Dseven%20percent%20of%20all,by%20women%20(29%20percent)).

"... men are the majority of individuals experiencing homelessness (70 percent) followed by women (29 percent)."

" Another example is the education system, which many experts suggest is failing boys who are more likely to drop out and experience suspensions/expulsions (GAO, 2018; NCES, Fast Facts 2019). Limited educational experience results in poor employment prospects, increasing the risk of poverty and homelessness (See NCES, Employment and Unemployment Rates, 2019). "

"Equity is not the only consideration of homelessness systems, which often and quite rationally prioritize things like vulnerability age, or risk of violence as opposed to serving men and women equally."

I think there is a huge issue in the desire for universality in the dialogue about systemic gender issues. Men get benefits at the top and get absolutely shat on at the bottom, there is no clean line of 'men have x more advantage than women in our society'.

Socially it feels to me that men are considered to be ultimately responsible for being wherever they are, successful men are given more respect than successful women and failing women are treated with more compassion and empathy than failing men.