Men are more likely to be encouraged and even chosen to take leadership positions. For example, how many women have been POTUS? Also, in education - women make up 76% of teachers, 52% of principals, 78% of central-office administrators, and less than 25% of superintendents. In fact large numbers of school superintendents have no actual teaching experience - with such a large percentage of women in the profession you would think that a much larger percent of women would be considered the most qualified to lead whole school districts? In the field of property, real estate, and community association management women make, on average, about 61% of what men do within the same occupation— which adds up to $473 dollars per week. 

So you still think that pointing out the gender pay gap is ridiculous propaganda? And that there are no valid statistics to back that there is pay gap in virtually every occupation?