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The Census Bureau reports college educated white women earn less than Black and Asian peers while white men with degrees top all groups. A white woman with a bachelor’s degree earned about 37,800 in 2003 vs 43,700 for Asian women and 41,100 for Black women. Hispanic women earned about 37,600.
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