As usual feminists will blame this on the patriarchy and toxic masculinity. It will probably go something along the lines of: "you see this is why men need feminism, workplace injuries wouldn't happen if men were more concerned about safety instead of trying to act tough".
I have been promoting this trying to discuss the pay gap by asking the question: "Would you be willing to take 10 times more risk to close the pay gap?".
For your info: "Equal Occupational Fatality Day" is somewhere beginning February.
As usual feminists will blame this on the patriarchy and toxic masculinity. It will probably go something along the lines of: "you see this is why men need feminism, workplace injuries wouldn't happen if men were more concerned about safety instead of trying to act tough".
I have been promoting this trying to discuss the pay gap by asking the question: "Would you be willing to take 10 times more risk to close the pay gap?".
For your info: "Equal Occupational Fatality Day" is somewhere beginning February.
In February more men died of "Occupational Fatality" that year then women will die because of "Occupational Fatality" during all of the year.
10% of 365 is 36 days.
Everything depends on how you define the equal day.
Personally I think going to 2032 in 2022 is weird.
But it is saying basically the same thing