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excerpt from
"why equal pay is worth fighting for" by senator elizabeth warren, april 17, 2014

this should be a no-brainer. america's women are tired of hearing that pay inequality isn't real. we're tired of hearing that it is somehow our fault, and we're ready to fight back. we are not going to give up on passing the paycheck fairness act to level the playing field for hardworking women in the workplace.

does the speaker provide sufficient evidence in this excerpt that the paycheck fairness act should have been passed?

a) no, because she does not provide statistics or facts supporting her position in this excerpt.

b) yes, because most people reading this excerpt would agree that women deserve the same pay as men.

c) no, because this excerpt does not make clear how warren feels about the legislation's failure to pass.

d) yes, because she speaks for all women who have been treated unfairly in this excerpt.

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