It's time to remind these publishers and authors what they said a few years ago concerning the gender occupational death gap. It's time to remind them that they said a few people dying each year wasn't as bad as 1,000,000s being "under paid". There are now 3,000,000 people out of work and they wanted more out of work. Here's an article by Cate Carrejo, which was published on Bustle in 2017.

http://archive.is/DWpvp

"However, comparing workplace fatalities with the wage gap is nuts, in large part due to the scale of the two problems. There were approximately 4500 male workplace fatalities in 2015 (and around 350 female workplace deaths) — in that same year, more than 73 million women (aged 16-plus) participate in the American workforce,"

The next part of course doesn't actually tell the whole story.

"and every single one of them has been effected by workplace financial discrimination in some form "

Some are affected by the gap in a positive for them way.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jennagoudreau/2011/03/14/jobs-where-women-earn-more-than-men/#12b67e6a109e

It's time to remind Ms. Carrejo and Bustle what they said. Keep commenting with links.