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The fact that you're still citing a wage gap that has been debunked for over a decade means you're not equipped to have this conversation. Among using CEOs and
by antisthenes 2y ago
The fact that you're still citing a wage gap that has been debunked for over a decade means you're not equipped to have this conversation.
Among using CEOs and Congress as an example, which is the top 0.001% of men.
For every statistic you cited, you can find one that shows that a vastly higher number of men in the lower quartile are doing both worse than their counterparts in other developed countries and worse than women as well.
- altogethernow23 2y agoI’m not citing a wage gap. I’m just citing the numbers from the department of labor. They’re just numbers and you can’t debunk numbers. Can you please cite… anything… to support your argument that “men” as a group are somehow in crisis? Because, as a statistical group, strictly based on gender and solely based on numbers, “men” seem to be doing fine.