Argumentative Essay On Women Equality

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As a matter of fact they face many of the same challenges that many middle class working families face. Economic inequality is one of the key components of why we are not gaining more ground economically than we can. Women are only receiving seventy eight cents on every dollar men receive for the same work. At the same time, money is continually being concentrated to the richest and wealthiest Americans, stymieing progress for millions of working families. What we must do -- and what I'll do as President -- is close the wage disparity between men and women! I will ensure we are doing all we can to promote women in the workforce and provide equal opportunity in this big-tent economy. We must address the income inequality and the divide between the rich and the poor by stripping tax advantages from big-company CEOs who have turned a blind eye to the cost of living expenses. It's time we don't let greed and inequality get in the way of your