Gender Discrimination (15): Matriarchy in the USA, Ctd.

A while ago, I posted something about the rise of matriarchy – or better the end of patriarchy – in the U.S. (see here). In the meantime, I found this additional piece of information which is another sign of decreasing gender discrimination (or increasing discrimination of another kind, if you want):

the end of patriarchy, percent of college degrees by gender

Education attainment chart by gender

(source, source)

As a result, young women in the U.S. – on average – earn more than their male counterparts (however, they still earn less than comparably educated men, like women of all ages confounded also still earn less, even in similar occupations and with similar education levels). Young women earn more than young men simply because they are now generally better educated.

More on gender discrimination.

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One Response to Gender Discrimination (15): Matriarchy in the USA, Ctd.

  1. Pingback: Human Rights Facts (167): Positive Developments for Gender Equality in the U.S. « P.A.P. Blog – Human Rights Etc.

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