Which of the following are correct statements regarding racial and gender wage gaps? (choose all possible correct answers)

A. The results of the papers examining referee calls in the NBA and umpire strike calls in the MLB demonstrate that, even in extremely public settings, decisions are sometimes affected by racial factors.

B. White males earn about 35% more than black makes, and white males earn about 23% more than white females.

C. The results of the paper by Bertrand and Mullainathan show that racial discrimination is no longer a large issue in unemployment.

D. The gap in wages between white males and black males is not due to differences in "human capital".

E. The paper by Breda and Napp demonstrates that, although boys are slightly better at math on average, they are much worse at reading. Thus, girls have a strong comparative advantage in reading fields, including sciences that are not completely math focused. This comparative advantage explains most of the gender gap in STEM careers, even when controlling for other factors like declared interests in math, math involvement, and math environment.

F. White males earn about 35% more than white females, and White males earn about 23% more than black males.

G. The paper by Breda and Napp demonstrates that, although women are slightly better at reading on average, they are much worse at math. Moreover, women face discouraging teachers and parents across most OECD countries against pursuing STEM careers. These factors create much of the gender gap in STEM careers between boys and girls.

H. The gap in wages between white males and black males may be due to differences in education and human capital, which emerge during the very early years of elementary school.