Education is the key element to tighten the economic gap among the members of society. College education is seen as a form of investment in human capital, with expected returns of higher wages and generous employment benefits. However, people might not realize that compensation for education varied across different racial…

After the substantial immigration and refugee settlement in the 1970s and 1980s, Asian Americans have continued to emerge as the US’s fastest-growing racial group. As mentioned in the previous blog, Asian has the highest median earners among all racial groups in the United States. …

This blog is an expansion on a classmate’s writing. She and many others have overlooked the concept of “intersectionality”when addressing the gender discrimination in workplace. Intersectionality recognizes that gender disparity means different things across racial groups. …

Inequality has always been present in the US’s labor market and its uninterrupted increase since the 2008 recession has attracted much negative attention among workers, researchers, and policymakers. According to OECD’s data of 2019, the US ranked 37th in countries with the least inequality which places the US at the…