Commiefornia to Fine Stores That Don’t Have ‘Gender-Neutral’ Children’s Toy Section
A new law due to come into effect in California next month will see stores issued with fines if they fail to comply with radical gender ideology.
The law, which comes into effect on January 1, 2024, mandates stores that sell children’s items to have a gender-neutral section.
Details of the “woke” new law are confirmed on a state government website.
The law applies to any company that sells “childcare items” or toys and employs a minimum of 500 employees across store locations.
It requires that they offer a section where “a reasonable selection of the items and toys for children that it sells shall be displayed, regardless of whether they have been traditionally marketed for either girls or for boys,” according to the law’s text.
Stores that do not comply with the law could face a civil penalty.
They face being charged $250 after the first offense.
Stores will then be hit $500 fines for each additional offense.
The text of the law reads:
“Keeping similar items that are traditionally marketed either for girls or for boys separated makes it more difficult for the consumer to compare the products and incorrectly implies that their use by one gender is inappropriate.”
California’s Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a slew of bills this year about gender ideology.
One of those bills requires the State Department to create an “LGBTQ cultural competency training” by July 1, 2025.
Another requires the state to create an advisory task force to identify policies to assist LGBTQ students.
Other bills sought to “support LGBTQ+ youth” by forcing schools to allow males into female bathrooms and locker rooms.
“California is proud to have some of the most robust laws in the nation when it comes to protecting and supporting our LGBTQ+ community, and we’re committed to the ongoing work to create safer, more inclusive spaces for all Californians,” Newsom said in a September press release.
“These measures will help protect vulnerable youth, promote acceptance, and create more supportive environments in our schools and communities,” he added.
