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For
the past forty years at least, progressive advocates have been
concerned about the the wage gap between working men and women in
American society. Overall, never-married women in 2012 had almost closed
the wage gap—earning 96% of what men earn. So why are we still
concerned about the wage gap? Is this issue over? Author Michelle J.
Budig clarifies this debate by looking at the wage gap in terms of the
one thing that the majority of adults experience in their
lifetime—parenthood.
Source:Third Way
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