Vote Equal Pay Every Day.

@jenaemilyutley
"This November, women’s equality and the fight for equal pay are on the line and every vote has never been more important."

@morganangeliqueowens
"Women are carrying the burden, paying the financial price, and facing the potential for an even worsening pay gap. I can’t wait until November to cast our vote for equal pay. Will you join me?"

@the_dragonfruit
"Care less about thigh gaps and more about pay gaps"

@brianamatopoeia
"We can join the fight for equal pay! Joining is as easy as supporting small businesses, Black-owned businesses, and businesses owned by women. Even something as simple as filling out the census can help support equal pay."

@jdavismoranti
“It’s as simple as being an ambassador or advocate of a candidate you support. Find someone that you’re passionate about and don’t stop talking about them to family and friends."

@jzpthomas
“2020 has been the year of uncomfortable topics/conversations and equal pay for women is a topic that deserves to be at the top of the list of conversations we are having.”

@afroza_khan
“How can you take action to make sure your voice is heard? Support a candidate that shares your vision. Share your candidate's passion to your friends and families.”

@golden_aimeee
“Did you know that women are still getting underrepresented at their jobs because of their gender and race? 34% of men who help make hiring decisions believe “men should have more of a right to a job than women”. It’s time to put a stop to this."

@omoayoo
“We need to do our part each day and have those difficult conversations at our places of employment.”

@emmyypetit
“I believe that my voice matters…That is why I’m so passionate about telling my community to make their voices heard. Make your voices heard here on social, in the streets, and at the polls where it matters most.”

@repressingthecrazy
“Hold those in power to a higher standard! Encourage more women to step up for management roles where they control pay! And make sure your place of employment has equality policies.”