A new wage gap study shows that a Black woman working full-time year-round will likely lose more than $1 million over a 40-year career compared to a white man. As the Institute for Women’s Policy ...

Black women in the U.S. lose more than $1 million in lifetime earnings compared to white men, according to research from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, even when working full-time over a ...

For both Black Americans overall and for Black men in particular, inflation-adjusted wages rose under President Donald Trump — but they rose about three times faster under President Joe Biden. The ...

The financial reality for Black women in America remains stark and challenging. While discussions about gender pay equity have gained momentum in recent years, a more troubling disparity persists at ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- On Black Women's Equal Pay Day, advocates try to draw attention to how many days into the year Black women have to work to meet the earnings of White male counterparts from the ...

NEW YORK — Just how much of a setback was the COVID-19 pandemic for U.S. working women? Although women who lost or left their jobs at the height of the crisis have largely returned to the workforce, a ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Black women earn 66 cents for every dollar earned by white men. Tuesday is Black Women's Equal Pay Day, a time when the focus is on that pay gap. After years of working low-paying ...

The income gap between white and Black young adults was narrower for millennials than for Generation X, according to a new study that also found the chasm between white people born to wealthy and poor ...

When a female colleague mentioned she was raising her therapy rates because a white male counterpart—with less experience—had higher rates, I was astonished. She shared the figure, and it was ...

In the heart of Mississippi, a profound economic injustice continues to unfold, mirroring a national crisis that affects millions of American women. Black women, despite standing as the most educated ...

Nationally, Black women comprise 30% of the home health care workforce despite representing a little more than 6% of the labor force overall. (File photo by Larry Valenzuela/For CalMatters) This ...