Did you know that it takes Black women 8 extra months on average to earn what white, non-Hispanic men earn? Tomorrow is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day:
Tuesday, August 3, is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day—the day in 2021 when the average Black woman working full-time year-round finally catches up to what the average non-Hispanic white man earned in 2020. In other words, it takes Black women eight extra months on average to earn what white, non-Hispanic men earn.
While progress is being made, it is not happening fast enough. At the current rate, Black women will not earn what white men do for another 100 years. is March 9. Asian American and Pacific Islander women are paid 85 cents for every dollar paid to white men. (Within AAPI communities, there are
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Let these peaceful black-and-white nudes transport you to the south of FrancePhotographer David Luraschi’s new book ‘Ensemble’ finds his two subjects entwined along the water of the Camargue.
Leer más »
How Simone Biles is empowering Black women in the workplaceThe most decorated gymnast of all time has withdrawn from several Olympic events after saying her mind and body are “out of sync.” Olympic gymnast Bridget Sloan, The Athletic staff writer Kavitha Davidson and Penn State professor Dr. Amira Rose Davis discuss Simone Biles’ decision to prioritize her mental health and what it means to Black women in particular.
Leer más »
Light detected behind a black hole for the first timeFor the first time, scientists have detected light from behind a black hole, and it fulfills a prediction rooted in Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.
Leer más »
Power failure: Cuomo’s $106M bridge light show fades to blackAndrew Cuomo had plans to bedazzle every state-run bridge in New York City. Now, with no signs of movement half a decade after the project's inception, newly released documents show for the first time that taxpayers spent $106 million on the project.
Leer más »
Special election ignites battle over who is 'welcome' in Black caucusThe winner of a special House election in northeast Ohio is almost certain to be one of two Black women. But the Congressional Black Caucus is intervening with an unusual goal: playing favorites between them.
Leer más »
How This Unsung Black Entrepreneur Changed The Food Industry Forever—And Made A Lot Of DoughJoseph Lee was one of Boston’s most successful hospitality entrepreneurs when he invented machines that transformed industrial bread-making for the next century.
Leer más »