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So my brother and I got to talking, he wholy believes women get paid 70% of what men get paid. I tried prodding him in the right direction by stating if this is done every eyar, vs once a year, and if the jobs are the same or if they compare industry only. Any other rebuttals i can use, or is he a lost hope? I feel any information i give him that goes against the women oppressed narrative will just be completely ignored

So my brother and I got to talking, he wholy believes women get paid 70% of what men get paid. I tried prodding him in the right direction by stating if this is done every eyar, vs once a year, and if the jobs are the same or if they compare industry only. Any other rebuttals i can use, or is he a lost hope? I feel any information i give him that goes against the women oppressed narrative will just be completely ignored

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The gender pay gap is one of the biggest bullshit stories in the history of modern feminism.

From a 2020 interview with author Collin Farrell:

“The pay gap is not about men versus women, it’s about dads versus moms,” the author explained. “When you compare never-married women who have never had children to never-married men who have never had children, the never-married women earn 17 percent more than the never-married men do. When men know they’re not going to have children, they put effort into things that are more fulfilling, and in general, the more fulfilling an occupation is, the less it pays.”

Also, from the 2019 Harvard study titled " Why Do Women Earn Less Than Men? Evidence from Bus and Train Operators":

Women value time and flexibility more than men.” Men worked 83% more overtime hours than women. They accepted twice as many last minute overtime shifts. And they worked more higher-paying nights, weekends, and holidays. Women took twice as much unpaid family leave. The authors note, “Since the operators at the MBTA are selected for their ability to work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it is likely that our estimate of the role of choice in the nationwide gender earnings gap is a lower bound.”

[–] 2 pts

That sounds like a Warren Farrell stat, from his book Why Men Earn More.

Here you go, OP. It's overkill and he'll never read it, but it's useful to understand the topic thoroughly.

https://warrenfarrell.com/product/why-men-earn-more/

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Right, Warren Farrell. Thanks! Funny, I just read his book but still called him Collin.