In the article Inequality in Texas Again?, Dylan King discusses the wage discrimination that women are still facing nearly 100 years after women's suffrage. Mr. King makes several good points as to why this inequality needs to be rectified.
I agree that wages should be equal and indiscriminate. Gender, race, religion, and other discriminatory factors have no place in wage determination.
Towards the end of the article King mentions the importance of increasing minimum wage. With two-thirds of workers who earn minimum wage being women, raising minimum wage is also a vital factor in bringing greater equality and wealth distribution to the American workforce.
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