Gen Z and the US Gender Gap
Gen Z and the US Gender Gap

Summary/Abstract: The gender gap that defines the difference between women and men in social, political, intellectual, cultural, and economic attainments and attitudes is increasing important in Gen Z and the mid twentieth century in the United States. Young people are more liberal in their attitudes than older people, however but also, Generation Z females are more liberal and highly politically engaged than their male counterparts. These changes in gender gaps are particularly important to analyze and understand the complex changes in gender relationships and power. The first section traces the change in the labor force, education and payment of women and men. The labor force is examined over changes of women and men. The annual pay changes of women and men is investigated. The changes and attitudes of women and men of Gen Z will be analyzed, particularly of generation women and men. The issues and importance of attitudes toward several issues Gen Z on abortion, the environment, crime, and discrimination are examined. Additionally, religion and politics are assessed Finally, the gender gap is evaluated in comparison how the United States rates in relation to the other industrial countries in relation to economic participation and opportunity, and educational attainment.

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