It seems I will never grow tired of writing the phrase, “only in California.” The west coast bastion of liberal thinking has just proposed legislation that would require retails to no longer sort clothes and toys by “girls” and “boys,” and arrange them in a “gender-neutral” fashion.

According to the text of the proposal originally posted by The Blaze, Assembly Bill 2826 requires “sex-neutral children’s sections of retail stores with at least 500 employees and applies to childcare articles, toys and clothing, including under and outer garments.”

The text of the proposed bill went on to say, “A retail department store shall maintain one, undivided area of its sales floor where, if it sells childcare articles, all childcare articles, regardless of whether a particular item has traditionally been marketed for either girls or for boys, shall be displayed.”

The bill is the “brainchild” of Assemblyman Evan Low, Silicon Valley and a member of the California Legislative LGBT Caucus and who has been its chairman in the past.

The bill goes on to declare that “sex-defined uses of clothing or toys is bad.”

One mom said the bill would raise many questions in the religious community.

“We wanna raise our daughter to know she’s a girl, that’s how she was born, that’s how she will live and our sons that they were born boys. I want my daughter to dress like a girl and I want my boys to dress like boys and I want those sections to be separated,” said Candice Miller, a mom visiting the Central Coast.

It seems that the left-wing haven of California certainly has its priorities in order. As the state faces a burgeoning homelessness crisis spurred on by drug addiction and crippling housing prices, this bill takes aim at the major problem of gender conformity in toy stores.