California AG Asks Shoppers to Report Stores That Don’t Have ‘Gender-Neutral’ Kids Sections

Attorney General Rob Bonta aims to fight gender-based price differences and reduce the imposition of stereotypes. Critics call it overreach.
California AG Asks Shoppers to Report Stores That Don’t Have ‘Gender-Neutral’ Kids Sections
People shop for Black Friday deals in Montebello, Calif., on Nov. 24, 2016. Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images
Travis Gillmore
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a list of suggestions on Nov. 26 for shoppers to avoid scams during the holiday season and requested that consumers file reports about department stores that lack gender-neutral children’s sections.
State law, established by the passage of Assembly Bill 1084 in 2021, which took effect at the beginning of 2024, requires department stores with at least 500 employees across California locations to offer children’s sections that do not separate items based on gender.
Travis Gillmore
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