claim: "young women today in metropolitan areas" who are childless and single are out-earning childless, single young males.
author: genevieve wood
evidence_1: sep 1, 2010 ... study: women are earning more money than their male peers -- but only if they're  young, single and childless. ... market research company, in 147 out of 150 of the  biggest cities in the u.s., ... but who are married or don't live in a major  metropolitan area — are still on the less scenic side of the wage divide.
evidence_2: feb 24, 2014 ... women in their 20s without children out-earn men by as much as $1.08 to ... but  there is one thing we can do that would decrease the gender wage gap ...  thankfully these attitudes aren't as prominent today, but they still persist. girls  should be encouraged at a young age to achieve excellence in math and ...
evidence_3: sep 9, 2014 ... the verdict: research shows that for young women, both in the united ... report  on the study in usa today, young childless women out-earned men in 39 of ...  full-time incomes for single, childless men in metropolitan areas.
evidence_4: sep 1, 2010 ... in 2008, single, childless women between ages 22 and 30 were earning more ...  but has broadened out to smaller locales and across more industries. ... and the  fast-growing metro areas that have large immigrant populations.
evidence_5: sep 1, 2010 ... but in one demographic group, women are earning more than men. ... women in  this group out-earn men by an even larger margin in some metro areas ... to  emerge in big cities years ago, but it's now spread more widely.