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Can you provide an example of a wage gap argument that suggests it is entirely due to discrimination and/or doesn't consider possible causes and seek potential solutions? E: I should probably clarify as a "mainstream" example as I guess anything is possible in the bizarre bits of the internet foolish_fool fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Mar 27, 2017 |
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SpaceClown posted:It's a lovely gossip rag website, but it's also a good example of how I always seem to see the argument brought up in the mainstream, at least. Ok, sure, that is an example of something that doesn't go into a lot of broad detail. But for a relatively short piece it does a solid job of conveying a fair bit of information about the particular corner of the topic it relates to (even more so if you follow the links within). I don't necessarily think we should expect every piece that forms part of an ongoing conversation to be a complete stand alone thesis (nor would I expect a columnist to necessarily be qualified to produce such a thesis to start with).
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Mar 27, 2017 06:19
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SpaceClown posted:
The pay gap is an issue that is extremely complex. Focusing on the one small part that you yourself brought up (and then took in particularly disturbing directions) in no way suggests that many other parts don't exist.
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Mar 27, 2017 06:49
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