Black Womens Equal Pay Day in 2022

Happy National Black Women's Equal Pay Day! Black women typically make just 62 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men. How can we change this? Advocate for equal pay on social media. Hire/promote a Black woman. Support a Black Woman-Owned business. #tamuc https://t.co/qGshbaU5lI

— Intercultural Engagement & Leadership (@tamuc_IEL) August 3, 2022

Today is Black Women's Equal Pay Day. It is so important to support Black Owned Businesses and ensure that women are being paid an equal and liveable wage. We have created a list of some Black Female Owned Businesses that we personally love and want to share with you, like San https://t.co/TEQ0cFqMPG

— Emily Martin Events (@Emily_E_Martin) August 3, 2022

Today is Black Women's Equal Pay Day: it takes 214 days for black women to catch up to what white, non-Hispanic men make in pay. I'm proud of the headway made, but we are still far from the finish line. I'm confident that together we can create a more just & equitable future! https://t.co/XuMjJjhPSw

— Janelle Anyanonu (@Janelle4NM) August 3, 2022

It's Black Women's Equal Pay Day. According to Forbes, Black women are typically paid only 63 cents for every dollar paid to white men. The cannabis industry is new–let's start it off right and break these barriers. https://t.co/laI2nPxa2o #BlackWomensEqualPayDay https://t.co/5XYi0Tvo1I

— NYSCannabisConnect (@nys_connect) August 3, 2022

Black Women's Equal Pay Day acknowledges the 214 days that Black women must work to catch up to what white, non-Hispanic men earn in a year. The wage gap disproportionately affects Black women. https://t.co/Ukg7bKUKBB

— hawctalk (@hawctalk) August 3, 2022

Today is Black Women's Equal Pay Day. Our state still has a long way to go towards achieving true pay equity and we know that WI Republicans are holding us back. While in office, Lt. Gov. Kleefisch and Gov. Scott Walker repealed Wisconsin’s Equal Pay Law. https://t.co/xE0hIiMyi5

— A Better Wisconsin (@ABetterWis) August 3, 2022

August 3rd is Black Women's Equal Pay Day. To learn more about the racial wage gap in #EarlyChildhoodEducation, you can visit the 2020 Early Childhood Educator Workforce: https://t.co/W8rFisgP4l https://t.co/R0Yw3tNZCs

— Early Childhood Council Leadership Alliance (@ECCLAColorado) August 3, 2022