For Americans - are more males uncut now ?

[RyanMars]

I’m curious if Gen Z is more uncut and practice of circumcision has stopped. I haven’t come across discussions on this.

I know latinos tend to be uncut, but most American being cut has been the norm. In Europe it has always been uncut. Has the trend reversed ? Do we have more younger guys overall who are uncut ? I know for Muslim men and Jewish men it’s different.

 

[thisuserishornylol]

I think majority of Gen Z are circumcised but

almost all ethnic American men like hispanics and Caribbean's are uncut. I’m Caribbean and i’m cut but a lot of my friends and guys i’ve… met are uncut.

I think ethnic Gen Z men who have parents that are born in American (me) are cut but if you have parents born in other countries you’re most likely uncut.

 

[giopagani]

i really hope this pointless practice stops, its really ridiculous

 

[person777]

no, most guys are still cut unless they are first generation immigrants

 

[PhillyGay]

The practice is definitely on the decline but still very common. About 55% of newborns get circumcised compared to around 65% in the 1970's.

 

[Nemorex]

I am Gen x and I am cut and most of my friends that I have seen their dick are cut but not sure about the younger generation

 

[Tukyack]

I’m uncut and prefer to be with same . Hope to see the trend continue

 

[jamaahs1982]

I think majority of Gen Z are circumcised but

almost all ethnic American men like hispanics and Caribbean's are uncut. I’m Caribbean and i’m cut but a lot of my friends and guys i’ve… met are uncut.

I think ethnic Gen Z men who have parents that are born in American (me) are cut but if you have parents born in other countries you’re most likely uncut.

Yea a lot of the Bahamian guys I went to college with where uncircumcised. Those born in the US especially in south Florida where uncut too, reason being Medicaid did not cover the cost.

 

[rocketj]

I think it will become less popular here in the US.

 

[person777]

I think it will become less popular here in the US.

No it won't. Rates are the same amongst white and black Americans as they have always been. It's only first generation immigrants that aren't doing it. Hopefully they assimilate to our culture

 

[notthatguy]

I think so. I know some friends who are cut but their sons are not.

 

[Atarashiya]

Great majority of freshly 18 year old guys born in 2005 or 2006 I saw on Reddit were cut.

 

[person777]

I think so. I know some friends who are cut but their sons are not.

you're not even from the us

 

[notthatguy]

you're not even from the us

But I believe it is a North American trend.

 

[person777]

But I believe it is a North American trend.

not really, Canada doesn't have the same ubiquity as here. Non immigrant American men are pretty much universally circumcised at birth

 

[Lucius2s1]

I think so. I know some friends who are cut but their sons are not.

That’s awesome. How are those chats between y’all?

 

[notthatguy]

We don’t talk about it specifically I have just noticed it in the showers either at the gyms or showers at the pools.

 

[rm342]

Rates are the same amongst white and black Americans as they have always been.

No, they aren't. It's been declining in the US among all races for decades now.

Most of the US is white, and the CDC reported in 2009 that it had dropped to 55% cut among all races, and continues to drop. It's probably lower for kids being born in 2025.

Only 18% of the US is Hispanic/Latino, so that wouldn't explain it.

 

[person777]

No, they aren't. It's been declining in the US among all races for decades now.

Most of the US is white, and the CDC reported in 2009 that it had dropped to 55% cut among all races, and continues to drop. It's probably lower for kids being born in 2025.

Only 18% of the US is Hispanic/Latino, so that wouldn't explain it.

It's being done outside of the hospital because Medicaid doesn't cover it in many states, so it's not being reported to the CDC in the same way, but it's still happening.

 

[rm342]

It's being done outside of the hospital because Medicaid doesn't cover it in many states, so it's not being reported to the CDC in the same way, but it's still happening.

Source? lol

You think parents on Medicaid are paying hundreds out of pocket for that for no reason? lol unlikely