evidence: In December 2020, for instance, while men gained 16,000 jobs, women lost 156,000 jobs. That same month, unemployment percentages from NWLC showed Latinas and Black women were most impacted. [...] In 2021, the Center for American Progress reported for every dollar a white man makes, white women made 79 cents; Black women made 64 cents; and Hispanic women made 57 cents. In 2019, according to CAP, Native women made 60 cents on that dollar. [...] But, "it wasn't a success or a victory that was experienced uniformly by all women. Poor women, racial minority women, Black women, Latina women historically were not able to stay home and not work outside of the home," Brewster said. "So poor women and Black women have always worked outside of the home."