Budgets are the single greatest influence over whether or not you get a raise, and how much of a raise you do get. You just have to have common sense about what is going on with the company and how budgets work. I doubt it. For generations, men typically have managed the money in business. Women have typically deferred, or have chosen to remain unaware of the affect of company budgets on their careers.
Money is power and control.
Understanding money in business is the route to power and control over your own career. If you want to do something realistic about being underpaid, no matter what your position, you should learn everything you can about the budget that drives your company and your department. If you plead that you can't control or influence corporate budgets so why bother with it, you and your career will be deferred. Again, budgets are the single greatest influence over whether or not you get a raise, and how much of a raise you do get. You remain ignorant at your own peril.