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You can't see it on the map but DC actually has the highest percentage with Bachelor's or higher at 61.4%.

You didn’t even read the first few pars of the first link, did you?

Ukraine and China are linked but not Russia and China?

I honestly can’t tell if you’re trolling, ignorant…., an idiot…..or all the above.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/05/19/women-are-still-paid-83-cents-for-every-dollar-men-earn-heres-why.html

https://time.com/4290427/hillary-clinton-equal-pay-day/?amp=true

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2014/04/08/obama-on-gender-pay-gap-its-not-a-myth-its-math.html

https://www.wsj.com/articles/BL-REB-35112

Agreed. Some people just won’t let go of disproven narratives. The US Women’s National team’s attempt at this narrative was an embarrassment.

Massachusetts is leading with 45.2% vs Colorado at 42.8%.

No one’s to blame. It’s an artefact of a few thousand years of civilisation.

Yeah, the Patriarchy made me say that. My bad.
I thought I was disagreeing with you on the merits. Now I see that the problem is that I just don’t understand. If I did, I could ignore the math and feel better about my new found moral superiority.
I thought the constant drumbeat about men and the patriarchy was leveled at men and the patriarchy, but I was wrong. It’s “the system”, and we can’t blame that on men nor the patriarchy, except when we do, until someone calls that out, and then we don’t. Got it.

So then who’s fault is it?

Apparently it just cannot be women knowingly choosing lower paid careers, working less hours, taking more time off, refusing to move for better work, not taking as many risks, not starting as many businesses, not asking for raises, nor dropping out of the workforce entirely because “the kids are growing up so fast, Brad, and I don’t want to miss it.”

So who’s to blame?

The only people making that claim are guys like you, who are claiming it doesn’t exist because you’ve failed to understand what it means or what is being represented by data such as that in the OP.

The fact that many of you bought a ridiculous line from some Peterson-like clown doesn’t make it any less ridiculous, unfortunately.

Gender pay gaps are a real thing - and they’re not the product of any nefarious conspiracy .

There is no wage gap. Different hours, different performance.

Have you read anything anywhere ever? Start with this post’s comments.

So you seem to acknowledge that a gender pay gap exists, you just don’t think it’s something that needs addressing then, even when you’re talking about jobs specifically paid for with tax dollars

Greta Wind Thunberg was detained in Norway?

Now correlate with republican voters.

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Yes, I do. All those services are useful and are paid for, they add value to people in society.

Just because you relate those jobs with public services (that you don't pay directly), it doesn't mean they couldn't be priced properly by the market.

You underestimate how much of big deal stuff like refrigeration, preservatives, pest control, etc is.

Good data. Not a beautiful layout.

This doesn’t include by job type or tenure, two very important factors to leave out if you want to make a political point and not a factual point

While i get what you're getting at that is not true everywhere in America, in Nevada for example security jobs commonly pay 12-13 dollars an hour, is this higher than the state minimum wage of 10.50 and considered very low, yes, however there are still plenty of people working for those wages trying to support families.

Nigeria threw me a little.

Graph layout looks real nice! Did vis.js do all that, or did you do some manual adjustments?

Not what I meant. This is purely a statistical measure. If you calculate the same numbers for a small county, You will have more biases than when you do it for a country. So, even if I add more biased counties, the national numbers will not be impacted much.

What you are asking is more information , which is sadly not available. Will dig deeper in the future.

Wait... You show less bias, by NOT including more details?