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This Independence Day, explore the 119th → a wearable infographic inspired by representative democracy 🇺🇸

the 119th Collection
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the gap - upcycled bottom | Gender Pay Gap Visualized

By upcycling, you’re extending the life of pre-existing clothing and reducing the demand for new materials, which helps minimize waste and environmental impact.

Infographic: Gender Pay Gap

  • 5% of every purchase is donated to Equal Rights Advocates
  • Scannable QR code links to the infographic data
  • Embroidery thread made of 100% recycled post-consumer PET bottles
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QR Code
  • A QR code is featured to direct your smartphone to the infographic data on our website
  • The QR code feature allows wearers to explain the significance of the design and educate others
The gender pay gap is a key indicator of economic inequality, reflecting systemic barriers that continue to impact women’s financial stability and opportunity, particularly across racial and ethnic lines.
This infographic showcases the disparity in earnings between women of different races and ethnicities compared to White, non-Hispanic men from 1988 to 2022. The percentages illustrate how much women earn as a fraction of what White, non-Hispanic men earn.
The gender pay gap remains a critical issue, with significant variations across different racial and ethnic groups. While progress has been made over the years, the data underscores the need for continued efforts to achieve pay equity for all women.
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