Equal Pay Day, how Latinas are being affected by income disparities

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June 27, 2019

Issues: Equal Pay & the Wage Gap, Measuring the Wage Gap

Equal Pay Day, how Latinas are being affected by income disparities

Today is equal pay day, a date to bring awareness of income disparities between men and women. Despite progress in the 80’s and 90’s, the pay gap hasn’t budged in more than a decade. UNews spoke to Jennifer Mondino, Sr. Counsel at “The National Women’s Law Center” how Latinas are affected by income inequality.

OUTLET: Univision
Equal Pay Day, how Latinas are being affected by income disparities