According to Kennedy, Nagata, Mushenski, and Johnson (2008) jobs held by white men are often ranked higher in prestige than those held by women or blacks. ... In a study stated by the Equity and Disclosure Act on Community College intercollegiate athletics, Castaneda, Katsinas, and Hardy (2008) report that inequity is found most in the National Junior College Athletic Association when dealing with the salary difference among the coaches. ...

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Likert Scales were distributed to college students in order to assess three major categories: personal traits, physical traits, and status traits. ... Results indicated that traits, such as personality, sense of humor, trustworthy, and fun, rank high when both men and women are looking for a romantic relationship. ...

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Some say that this gap stems largely from the difference in type and rank of job and from the fact that the women's length of working years is shorter than that of men. ... Even among recent college graduates, women earn 15.7% less than men. ...

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No way would a man ranked as low as 52nd in the world be treated as such. ... Along similar lines, New York Giants rookie sensation, Jeremy Shockey told Howard Stern that if he played with a gay teammate in college not only would he have not known, but he also "Probably wouldn't stand for it". ...

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