I don't support Hillary as a candidate, and am still a fan of the pipe dream that is Bernie Sanders. But in the not-unlikely event that she becomes our next president, reflecting on the cultural milestone our society has reached will be very important and you will not be a beta cuck for doing so.
Hi Reddit community, a group of Graduate Students have partnered with ProPublica to survey the public to see how they might be able to improve a tool they have mapping racial disparities in the education system. Your participation is greatly appreciated and highly valued.
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Obviously there's a very ideological split in the media between those who claim women are still notably paid less than men on average, so this has made it hard for me to work out whether there is a mainstream conclusion on this within economist circles, or whether debate exists there too.
Could all you kind folks please fill me in on whether there's a general consensus, and if so or if not, why?
I'd also be happy to hear general answers on whether you yourselves believe a gap exists.
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