Single American women already earn, on average, more money than American men, for the same work. The world, it's a-changing.

Yes--recently researched and reported . . . In fact, I believe there's a whole book out about it.

simply not true you'll need more than an unspecified vague reference to "researched and reported" the wage gap is closing but for the same jobs, women still earn less than men

yes it is, research women who complain about who make as much as themselves, I first saw this on my home browser. It's a growing trend

Actually, what is true is that . . . On average, men make more than women. On average, men earn about the same as NON-single women, for the same work. On average, SINGLE women earn more than men, for the same work. The real key to it is the "same work." Men earn more, on average, because they often have positions that women don't/won't have.

again, not true a simple google search will put the lie to this. Women earn about 77% of what men earn, for the same work.

again, women aren't jumberjacks women delivering mail make exact same, otherwise it would be discrmination. You have been solda bill of goods, it's obvious you hate men

I am a guy who is also a business person who pays attention to data, not unsubstantiated claims by know-nothings. For the SAME jobs, women make less. Try google - it will open your mind

First Google search result. Forbes.com. Women DO earn more in some areas.

that is NOT what that article shows that article talks about decisions that women CAN make to earn more - as much as men the author asserts. It does NOT present ANY data that shows that women easrn more than men. In any regard.

*shrug* If it's really of interest to you . . . then I would suggest seeking far more thorough--and more recent--research. I didn't conduct any studies, myself--I'm only reporting what I've learned. But, it actually makes a lot of sense, to me. Think of things like women models earning far more than men--those things skew the curves.

data is far more important than your intuition even wikipedia disagrees with you. As does the US census. As does ANY study you can google

recent study said college-educated women were graduating with higher-paid jobs than their male counterparts

WHAT recent study? it is irresponsible to lay claim to something without citation