It's a Fact that Women Get Paid Less Than Men. Stop Debating.

Abstract
"It's a Fact that Women Get Paid Less Than Men. Stop Debating." is written by Jillian Berman who is an associate business editor for The Huffington Post. She writes about gender gap in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. To be specific, she claims that women get paid less than men as she refuting critics those who insist that there is no longer gender differences regarding money or incomes. Berman supports her claim based on the truth of less women working in STEM areas. In other words, she believes that men are dominating STEM fields so women are reluctant to pursuing their careers in engineering or science areas. In addition, there is a prejudice on women studying engineering or computer science and it starts from early childhood. Therefore, young girls are losing interests in STEM and they are also discouraged to study or work in STEM. This reading shows how our society constructs gender differences and prejudices, resulting in less women working in STEM.
Key Concepts
STEM: it includes Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. More specifically, it includes natural sciences and biological/agricultural sciences, computer/information sciences.
Examples
* It is true that women prefer teaching, social work, and care taking related jobs to STEM. However, this is the result of society, which discourages women to pursue in STEM, since women need breaks for their babies or family. 
* According to a 2011 analysis by the St. Louis Federal Reserve, women achieved about 5 percent less academically or than their male colleagues in STEM areas. 
Keywords
STEM
Science
Gender
Further Readings
No, Women Don't Make Less Money Than Men
This article is about the equal status for women and men in STEM areas based on credible data and research on this issue.
Women Dropping Out of Science Careers
It focuses on reasons why less women are working in STEM, which includes social structures and cultures.
Why STEM Fields Still Don't Draw More Women
This reading is about studies and research on why the society has failed to draw more women in STEM fields despite of huge efforts.