Young women are out-earning young men in several U.S. cities
(www.pewresearch.org)
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doesn't exist
It exists now. Women get paid more or they will threaten social destruction to their bosses.
I am totally shocked that in areas with more jobs that require degrees, the impacts of biased university admissions policies can be clearly seen.
Who could have foreseen this?
university student body is 2/3 women, degrees awarded are 2/3 women, so it should not be a surprise that women out earn men in areas where a university degree carry a premium. This has been known for a while, as an outgrowth over the controversy over the "women earn $0.79 compared to men." Women out earn men early on, but then it flips later on, after men climb the salary range with experience, and women dropping out to have children.
These stats come up a lot, but I feel like its also deceptive framing.
While these women are "out earning" these men, its often only on paper. Between the shit tons of costs it took to get that job (both college and cost of living in the city) and the unstable nature of it (meaning they are very unlikely to have it long term), they are still in a far worse off state than most men.
This isn't to give them any sympathy, as thots deserve none. Just to keep it on the level that getting a cushy office job in LA after 4-8 years of building loans usually doesn't pan out to a real career. And since they are women they don't long term plan for that ending and will have little left of it by age 30 anyway.
Basically, bitches be stupid and their money is soon parted from them while giving them no gains.
Everyone is out earning young white men. Dei, h1b importation, it's the great replacement. The US is fucking toasted. In 20 years every single institution, every single career, every single position of leadership, will be run and dominated by foreigners, feminists, and non whites.
The future is grim unless the white man grows a spine and realizes they won't be leaving you alone.
This including their OF side gig or naw?