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By Jasmine Tucker, Director of Research
National Women’s Law Center
Last week, the Census Bureau released national and state data on poverty, income, and health insurance in 2016. Our initial analysis shows some positive news: poverty rates declined slightly, median income grew 3.2 percent, and the percentage of those without insurance continues to decline thanks to the Affordable Care Act.
By WP BrandStudio for The Lily on Medium
32 cents.
That’s how much single women have for every dollar of wealth owned by their male counterparts. The disparity is much greater for single women of color, who have only pennies on the dollar compared to single white men.
The gender wage gap receives significant attention, which is important.
