Policies ordered by the Trump administration are threatening to undo progress in closing the gender and racial wage gap, advocates said at an Equal Pay Day rally last week.
Union leaders, members of the City Council, and advocates from Legal Momentum gathered at City Hall to mark Equal Pay Day, which represents how far into the current year women had to work to have earned what men earned the previous year. This year, Equal Pay Day was March 25.
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