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Q This week will be all about examining sexism, misogyny, transphobia, and gender inequalities. Gender inequalities impact every aspect of social life in this society from wages, to employment, to housing, to individual rights, any beyond. In this discussion, your task is to identify a social problem related to gender inequality in your city of choice and do some research to find out who is working to address the problem.

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1. One social problem related to gender inequality in New York City which is my chosen city is unequal pay between men and women for the same job. This issue has been better if we compare it with the conditions in 1900 when only 20% of women worked outside their home but with almost 80% women working outside their homes since 2000’s, the gap in pay has yet to be lessened between men and women ("Gender and the Wage Gap in New York City", 2014).