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Oct 7, 2026
The Cornell 7 with Lisa Britton
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Isaac SimpsonHOST
So, um, what are your thoughts on fraternities? What does your research say about it? And what does it have to do with kind of the state of men?
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2:35Lisa BrittonGUEST
So what's funny about fraternities, going back to my former advocacy work for girls and women, when- whenever I would think about fraternities, I thought of partying, all of those bad stories that always make the headlines, and you know, just had a negative view on fraternities.
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2:53Lisa BrittonGUEST
[laughs] They were something that I was like, "Yeah, it's just a bunch of young men partying." Um, but then throughout the years over my advocacy work, I, I understood the importance of brotherhood, especially for young men.
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3:09Lisa BrittonGUEST
So more recently, I actually got to know some of the people from Fraternities Know Men.
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3:19Lisa BrittonGUEST
They saw what was going on in the media, w- um, everybody talking about this crisis facing men and these loneliness outcomes and how they're staggering and, um, kind of being left behind.
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