Wage issues are always tricky. I would be hypocritical to argue that the wage gap has been debunked on one side and then use the same analysis to prove the opposite point. However, the trend lines seem pretty clear. Women are earning 3 college degrees for every 2 males. And single women in metropolitan areas, the trending demographic for societal change, are earning more than single men. Again, it's very hard to update wage data, so we can only use published reports to evaluate.
That is an American Enterprise Institute graph using data collected in a Time magazine study.
Time:
http://content.time.com/time/busines...015274,00.html
Politifact:
https://www.politifact.com/punditfac...-cities-gop-p/
But despite Muddy's dig at me paying attention to feminist voices, I do so for Hanna Rosin. She was, and is, the first liberal feminist voice to openly admit to victory. That carries weight in my mind. She admits that the rape rates are the lowest in recorded history and how radical feminists hate that fact. She admits that boys and men are failing, although her exploitation of that issue is a bit self-serving and legitimate systemic explanations tend to get ignored.
For example, she admits that the rate of female workplace dominance has accelerated. She further admits that once females controlled HR, they hired more females. But she ignored the role that the more than 50% (now) female managers play in the hiring preferences that accelerate the transition.
Anyone that would like a link to the audiobook version of her book is welcome to ask. I'll even scan the bibliography if requested.
Hope that is a small answer to your question. But I suspect you didn't need an answer you could easily find yourself. You were asking to gauge my response.