4 Reasons Why Gay Men Are More Successful

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The 21st century will probably go down in history as the era where gay men found emancipation. Ever since history began, the world’s gay community has experienced repression and suppression in various forms. Discrimination, in reality, is still being felt by many gay men coming from conservative groups even up to this day. Nevertheless, it can not be denied that the world in general has grown more accepting of gay men.
One of the benefits of this cultural shift can be seen in the the reduction of wage discrimination between gay and heterosexual men. In fact, according to Harvard Business Review, gay men are earning more than straight men – by as much as 10%. 
Indeed, using a major federal survey of U.S. workers, Harvard researchers found “that the gay male earnings penalty had disappeared. And not only had it disappeared, it had turned into a 10% premium, meaning that gay men in recent years earned substantially more than straight men with similar education, experience, and job profiles.”
Historically, gay men’s earnings have lagged behind straight men’s. ”If you compare the earnings of two men with similar education profiles, years of experience, skills, and job responsibilities, gay men consistently earn less than straight men (between 5% and 10% less),” Vanderbilt professor of women’s and gender studies Kitt Carpenter wrote in an HBR paper.  “One interpretation of the literature’s near-universal prior finding of a gay male earnings penalty was that it was a consequence of labor market discrimination against gay men,” Carpenter opined.
Udatz has conducted some research to explain why gay men in the US have outpaced straight men in the earning category. Here are our findings. 
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