California’s Attorney General Wants Holiday Shoppers To Report Stores Lacking ‘Gender-Neutral’ Toy Options

Even the editorial board of Los Angeles Times says the legislation ‘represents nannyish overreach.’

AP/Heather Khalifa
A group of shoppers take a selfie outside Macy's Herald Square. AP/Heather Khalifa

California’s attorney general is reminding shoppers in that state that they can and should report on retailers this holiday season who fail to display a “reasonable” number of gender-neutral toys and children’s products in their aisles. The law mandating the sale of such products went into effect at the beginning of this year. 

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