It's a very reductive simplification of what goes on in the sex industry. It's very unusual to me to think that we could impose a definition of gendered inequality on a population that they would uniformly agree with. I find this infantilizing, and it is actually in opposition to the very notion of gender equality.
If there are people in the sex industry or trade who do not see themselves as exploited and who feel that they're exercising bodily autonomy, then it's imperative we listen to that. It's not the experience of everybody. There is a wide variety, but we have to respect that variety of experience and perspective. That is gender equity.