Clara Barton: Less Man’s Pay

Posted by admin on Tuesday, December 25, 2018

Clara Barton Money Quote saying she’s happy to work for no pay, unless paid less than a man for the same work – she refuses. Founder of the Red Cross, Clara Barton said:
 

 

“I may sometimes be willing to teach for nothing, but if paid at all, I shall never do a man’s work for less than a man’s pay” — Clara Barton

 

 

This quote suggests that while Clara Barton may occasionally volunteer her time and skills for free, if she is to be paid for her work, she believes she deserves compensation equal to what a man would receive.

She implies that if a job requires the same level of effort, responsibility and qualifications as a man’s role, then she is worth the same wage, not a lesser amount just because she is a woman.

The quote highlights Barton’s stance that her work had equal value to a man’s, and if remunerated at all for her contributions and labor, she deserved a salary commensurate with her male counterparts rather than a discounted rate based on her gender.

Birthday: December 25, 1821 – Death: April 12, 1912

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