Editor
Seattle Times

The Institute for Women's Policy Research finds that life has improved for American women, but "big inequities persist" (November 17).   So that's why 80 per cent of suicides are males, 95 per cent of workplace mortality is of males, and men live an average of 7 years less than women.  Oh, and 82 per cent of consumer spending is done by women.  Kind of makes up for the so-called wage gap, doesn't it?

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