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Occupational distribution of men and women in US labor force (by reddit's /u/concafeina)

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I'd love to see weighted by income too

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what?

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i was just confused about the graph pushing a narrative, it didn't seem like it was twisted to support any one ideology to me.

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re: wage gap, a while back I went and read through the meat of a study or two, and it seems like the vast majority of the wage gap (when accounting for experience, time off, etc.) is a myth, but there's 3-8% they can't account for through those controls.

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Which I'd guess is due to lower aggression in asking for raises on the part of women, and sometimes sexism, but I'm open to other theories.

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Scalability.