Wage Gap

Lessons of November

Max Fraad Wolff | Posted 11.05.2009 | Politics


Max Fraad Wolff

I believe that hordes of voters went yesterday and voted for Republican candidates and discriminatory marriage platforms even though they voted for and like Obama. I also believe they are expressing an anger that liberal and conservative pundits alike do not understand.

How Laffer Inadvertently Prophesies The Limits of Capitalism

Stephen Herrington | Posted 10.16.2009 | Business


Stephen Herrington

As the very rich have increased the gulf between their wealth and that of the average citizen, two patterns have emerged.

Sotomayor Racist?

Abby L. Ferber | Posted 06.28.2009 | Politics


Abby L. Ferber

The fact that these conservative politicians and commentators don't even see racism unless they feel it is directed against them is precisely why we need the voices of women of color on the court.

Another Slap for Feminism

Heather Wood RudĂșlph | Posted 06.25.2009 | Living


Heather Wood RudĂșlph

There's no doubt that women have to choose between family and a certain career tier. Adequate workplace policies just don't exist to give women the opportunity to do both. But taking issue with that fact isn't whining, it's advocating for progress.

Peaceful Revolution: Close the Wage Gap

Dionna Humphrey | Posted 05.29.2009 | Business


Dionna Humphrey

The Equal Pay Act is more than 40 years old, and it needs updating.

The Tear-Down (Detroit Edition)

Rev. Peter Laarman | Posted 12.20.2008 | Business


Rev. Peter Laarman

The nation is said to be in need to some bottom-up economic stimulus. And now we're going to tear down what remains of the country's manufacturing core?

Peaceful Revolution: In Appreciation, to the Magnificently Overqualified Women of America

Alexandra Estes | Posted 07.03.2008 | Living


Alexandra Estes

John McCain quipped that rather than earning a pay rate equal to a man's, for doing the same job, a little more "education and training" will help cure the woes of working women.

Ask a Working Woman

Arlene Holt Baker | Posted 05.29.2008 | Living


Arlene Holt Baker

A majority of women say they're worried about such fundamental economic issues as paying for health care, not having retirement security, and pay not keeping up with the cost of living.