California mandates gender-neutral toy aisles for large retailers (axios.com)

I have no idea how that law could be enforced? who's get to be the judge on what's "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"

I guess you just randomly place toys all around the isle in no coherent pattern until the consumers get confused and just walk out and type "toys for 10 year old boys" into google.

I mean, gender is a spectrum no? Anybody who claims that the blue isle in my store is marketed towards boys is just applying outdated and antiquated stereotypes to my store's protest about gender-normative systems of oppression. In other words, they're committing a direct act of violence

No it's certainly not a spectrum. False narrative continually repeated doesn't make it true.

Agreed, very difficult to enforce...since, how do you define the insanity to the sane?

No wonder Elon Musk left California