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The 51 Percent Minority Group: A Statistical Essay Joreen Women are 51 percent
of the population. That is the only category in which they constitute 51 percent. In
virtually every other, their share is grossly disproportionate. Women's position ...
The 51 Percent Minority Group: A Statistical Essay Joreen Women are 51 percent
of the population. That is the only category in which they constitute 51 percent. In
virtually every other, their share is grossly disproportionate. Women's position ...
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For example, among sales workers, full-time women workers earn 40.4 percent
the salaries of men. Among clerical workers they earn 66.2 percent, and among
professional workers they earn 64.2 percent. Only twenty-five states have equal ...
For example, among sales workers, full-time women workers earn 40.4 percent
the salaries of men. Among clerical workers they earn 66.2 percent, and among
professional workers they earn 64.2 percent. Only twenty-five states have equal ...
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Although 70 percent of all women with degrees work, only 2 percent are
executives. Forty percent teach and over 20 percent are employed in clerical,
sales, or factory jobs. The median income of working women with degrees is 5 1
percent ...
Although 70 percent of all women with degrees work, only 2 percent are
executives. Forty percent teach and over 20 percent are employed in clerical,
sales, or factory jobs. The median income of working women with degrees is 5 1
percent ...
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Contents
A Sampling of Sexist Quotes | 31 |
A Statistical Essay | 37 |
The Dynamics of Marriage and Motherhood | 46 |
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