As Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed celebrates "Black Women’s Equal Pay Day" this week, records show the left-wing Democrat’s salary as health director of Wayne County—which includes all of majority-black Detroit—far surpassed his predecessor and successor, both of whom are black women. The post Abdul El-Sayed
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As Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed celebrates "Black Women’s Equal Pay Day" this week, records show the left-wing Democrat’s salary as health director of Wayne County—which includes all of majority-black Detroit—far surpassed his predecessor and successor, both of whom are black women. The post Abdul El-Sayed
As Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed celebrates "Black Women’s Equal Pay Day" this week, records show the left-wing Democrat’s salary as health director of Wayne County—which includes all of majority-black Detroit—far surpassed his predecessor and successor, both of whom are black women.
Conservative Review reported the story as "Abdul El-Sayed Denounces ‘Pay Gap’ for Black Women but Earned $20K More Than His Black Female Replacement at Health Director Job."
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