The data around the economic inequality faced by women and girls in California kept popping up year after year — and that was the problem. “I knew that the wage gap and the many consequences and ripple effects had to be at the core of my tenure because I felt that so strongly,” says Nicole Haggard, director of the Center for the Advancement of Women at Mount Saint Mary’s University.
Then, the cost of beauty and maintaining their appearance costs an average of $3,756 each year, in addition to California women paying an average of $2,381 more than men for the same goods and services.
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