Yes, women under the age of 30 earning less than men in the metropolitan areas of Baton Rouge and Tuscaloosa definitely outweighs them earning more in the metropolitan areas of New York City and Los Angeles.
I'd hardly call the 102% ratio in NYC "more" in this context.
Fair enough, but the point was more that you've got to weight metropolitan areas by population, and that you can't negate the existence of pay equality in many large metropolitan areas by pointing out the lack of pay equality in a lot of small metropolitan areas in the long tail.