I’m not sexist

AsylumGuido · 09-12-2018, 08:14 AM

Originally Posted by spkb25

Women don't make 80 cents to every dollar of a man... you're blatantly lying.

That said, if she sucks, she sucks....nothing is deserved because she is female.

You're wrlcome

6 charts show how much more men make than women

Actually, WHODATINCA is absolutely correct. The article above from 8/27/2018 in the respectable BusinessInsider.com states the following:

Over half a century after the US passed the Equal Pay Act, American women still face a substantial gender wage gap across the spectrum.

Today, on average, a woman earns 80.5 cents for every dollar a man earns, and women's median annual earnings are $10,086 less than men's, according to data from the US Census Bureau.

While progress has been made toward pay parity between the sexes, the Institute for Women's Policy Research estimates that it will not be reached until 2059.

The six charts below illustrate the significant pay discrepancies between men and women based on race, age, geographical location, and more.

The rest of the article show absolute support for the numbers. And it isn't just this one source. The same number can be found all over with little effort.

Unfortunately, it is the sad truth.

09-12-2018, 08:14 AM	#11
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,489	Re: I’m not sexist Originally Posted by spkb25 Women don't make 80 cents to every dollar of a man... you're blatantly lying. That said, if she sucks, she sucks....nothing is deserved because she is female. You're wrlcome 6 charts show how much more men make than women Actually, WHODATINCA is absolutely correct. The article above from 8/27/2018 in the respectable BusinessInsider.com states the following: Over half a century after the US passed the Equal Pay Act, American women still face a substantial gender wage gap across the spectrum. Today, on average, a woman earns 80.5 cents for every dollar a man earns, and women's median annual earnings are $10,086 less than men's, according to data from the US Census Bureau. While progress has been made toward pay parity between the sexes, the Institute for Women's Policy Research estimates that it will not be reached until 2059. The six charts below illustrate the significant pay discrepancies between men and women based on race, age, geographical location, and more. The rest of the article show absolute support for the numbers. And it isn't just this one source. The same number can be found all over with little effort. Unfortunately, it is the sad truth.