Throughout the ISideWith website, there are many topics that look at people viewpoints. The topic I picked was Equal Pay. In the United states 79% of people say there should be equal pay and 21% of people say there should not be equal pay because of the level with the persons education and experience in the position. Now if we look at the votes just in Illinois the pie chart does not really change. 81% of people say there should be equal pay and 19% say there should not be equal pay all for the same reasons as before. Once again the pie chart does not really change when we just look at Chicago. 82% of people say there should be equal pay and 18% say there should not be equal pay. Also, it looks like the reasons for these percentages still remain the same as the ones before. If you look at ethnicity no matter what race they all pretty much stay in the same range. There are none that really have a huge decrease or increase in the percentages of pay who say there should be/should not be equal pay. If you look at the incomes of others as well there is really no increase or decrease of percentages. They seem to maintain around the 75% and 80% range. Now if you look at a political standpoint 92% say there should be equal pay and 8% say there should not be equal pay. All in all, everybody is going to have a different viewpoint no matter what the subject is. For example, my summary on the topic of Equal Pay proves that no matter who you are, what you look like, or what your income is, you will still have a different viewpoint on a certain topic. It is your opinion, who cares what others think. Stay true to yourself.
