It’s about time.
Women have always been harder workers than men. Men are always making a mess and women are always left to pick it up. They work all day, then come home and become waiters for the children and us and will never make what they are truly worth. On the other hand, Men do less and demand more.
Think about it. If it weren’t for your wife, mother or girlfriend, where would you be? Probably in a corner sucking your thumb.

According to an article in today’s New York Times, young women who live in New York and several of the nation’s other largest cities who work full time have forged ahead of men in wages.
The analysis was prepared by Andrew A. Beveridge, a demographer at Queens College, who first reported his findings in Gotham Gazette, published online by the Citizens Union Foundation. It shows that women of all educational levels from 21 to 30 living in New York City and working full time made 117 percent of men’s wages, and even more in Dallas, 120 percent. Nationwide, that group of women made much less: 89 percent of the average full-time pay for men.

This doesn’t apply to all men or women.

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