Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation MovementRobin Morgan |
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... 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 in the labor market is outlined with a few statistics from the ...
... 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 in the labor market is outlined with a few statistics from the ...
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... percent, and among professional workers they earn 64.2 percent. Only twenty-five states have equal pay for equal work laws, and these are not vigorously enforced. They are also frequently circumvented by giving the woman's job a lesser ...
... percent, and among professional workers they earn 64.2 percent. Only twenty-five states have equal pay for equal work laws, and these are not vigorously enforced. They are also frequently circumvented by giving the woman's job a lesser ...
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... 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 that of men ...
... 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 that of men ...
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