History Of Women In
The Workplace
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Mark the year 2059 on your calendar—that’s when data shows that women will finally achieve equal pay to their male counterparts.
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Despite these struggles, women have managed to achieve plenty of success in their careers, becoming Fortune 500 CEOs and going to space.
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They went on to demonstrate against the Stamp and Townshend acts.
1765: Women Workers Establish The Daughters Of Liberty
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She emphasized the importance of educating girls and appealed for equal rights for women and men.
1776: Abigail Adams Promotes Gender Equality
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It was the country’s first union comprised entirely
of women.
1825: Workers Form First All-Women Union
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That year, Arabella Mansfield became the first female lawyer, and Ada Kepley graduated from law school, making her the first woman to do so in the country.
1869: Women Enter The Legal Field
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Congress passed a law granting female federal employees equal pay to their male counterparts
in 1872.
1872: Congress Guarantees Equal Pay For Women Federal Employees
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