Or rather that the discrimination is cultural and leads to life choices that make the wage gap structural.
For example: We live in a culture that devalues young girls who excel in math, leading to lower achievement in this area[1]. By the time they go to college they choose differently than men and "work in different industries"
Or rather that the discrimination is cultural and leads to life choices that make the wage gap structural.
For example: We live in a culture that devalues young girls who excel in math, leading to lower achievement in this area[1]. By the time they go to college they choose differently than men and "work in different industries"
[1] http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/2096370?uid=3739856&ui... for one example