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Numbers Don't Lie: Omarosa, Others Say Trump 2016 Campaign Paid Women 20% Less Than Men
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8:29Now PlayingThe Trump campaign paid women employees nearly 20% less than their male counterparts according to a court filing this week.
The filing is part of a federal lawsuit by Alva Johnson, a black woman who worked on Trump's campaign and who claims that he kissed her without her consent at a campaign rally in August of 2016. Johnson is alleging gender and race discrimination in her suit.
Omarosa Manigault Newman, who worked on Trump's campaign as director of African American outreach, has submitted a declaration in Johnson's case backing her effort.
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