CBS News Radio: March 25 is Equal Pay Day

March 25. 2025

ERA National Campaigns Director and Director of the Equal Pay Today campaign Deborah Vagins appeared on CBS News radio stations across the country speaking about the wage gap on Equal Pay Day 2025. Clips from a few stations include:

“We are pushing back on the administration’s gutting of civil rights enforcement agencies, the very agencies that protect us from employment discrimination.” Listen to clip.

“Black women earn 64 cents and Latina women earn just 51 cents on the dollar when looking at non-Hispanic white men.” Listen to clip.

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