Over 60 years ago today, the Equal Pay Act was signed into law to ensure that
women receive equal pay for equal work.




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We did it, friend,

Over 60 years ago today, the Equal Pay Act was signed into law to ensure that
women receive equal pay for equal work.

But today is also a reminder that women — especially women of color — still
face persistent pay gaps.

Today, I pledge to:

✓ Support equal pay for equal work.

✓ Stand against workplace discrimination and unfair pay practices.

✓ Advocate for policies that expand economic opportunity for women and working
families.

✓ Speak up when I see inequality and support efforts to close the gender wage
gap.

✓ Work toward a future where every worker is treated with dignity, fairness,
and respect.

Friend, if you think equal work deserves equal pay, will you add your name to
our Equal Pay Act 60th Anniversary Pledge?
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SIGN THE PLEDGE
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As we remember this historic step forward in the fight for fairness and
economic justice, I am also thinking about the millions of women who continue
the fight for workplace fairness and equal opportunity.

I will always stand up for justice, work to strengthen economic security, and
demand that every person has a fair shot in the workplace.

—Doris



As a Member of Congress, Doris works to ensure that the voices of her
district’s constituents are heard in Congress, and fights for the needs of the
Sacramento region.

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