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The 14 pages that link to Equal Pay Act of 1963, each with the reason it gives.

• Civil Rights Act of 1964Compared with: It addressed sex-based wage discrimination before Title VII added broader employment protections.

• Gender pay gapRelated: It targets unequal pay for equal work, a narrower issue than the overall gap.

• FeminismBroader topic: It translates the demand for economic equality into a specific legal protection.

• Women’s liberation movementBroader topic: Pay discrimination became a central target of campaigns for workplace equality.

• Equal Rights AmendmentCompared with: It addressed one form of inequality through legislation rather than constitutional amendment.

• Liberal feminismBroader topic: It illustrates a concrete statutory result of campaigns against sex-based economic discrimination.

• Barbara WaltersCompared with: Walters’s reported salary negotiations made gender pay inequality in television visible beyond formal legal protections.

• Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964Compared with: It addresses sex-based pay disparities through a distinct legal framework.

• Women's rights movementBroader topic: It addressed workplace inequality through a targeted statutory remedy.

• Gender discriminationBroader topic: It directly addresses one specific workplace form of sex discrimination in the United States.

• Megan RapinoeNarrower topic: The team’s pay dispute invoked legal and public debates about equal compensation.

• Women's sportsCompared with: Its employment framework differs from the varied pay and prize rules governing sport.

• Feminist movementBroader topic: It exemplifies efforts to use legislation against workplace discrimination.

• Equal pay for equal workBroader topic: It established a major statutory route for equal-pay claims in the United States.