Income and wealth of women, not equalized

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Yes there is a small difference in pay between men and women a few jobs, but not as many as people think.  The real crime comes what incentive programs and tax credits they can't claim that men can.  Even more of a problem is what is referred to as the ' Pink Tax '.

Pink Tax is items targeted to women or required for women.  Clothes for women are on avg 50% higher then for men.  Drug store products are 25% higher.  Then you have the fact women are held to a higher appearance standard with everything; weight, body shape, clothes, makeup, shoes.

For shoes a man can get away with just 1 pair for every occasion.  A woman how ever no matter their social or economy standing they need at least 5 pairs.

For clothes a man can get away with 3-4 days of changes and often can a whole month and not change at all.  A woman how ever needs a different outfit for each day for at least 2 weeks.

Women need to spend 4-5 times more then men on 10-25% less income.

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