Comrade Newsom of California
Posted by Socrates in "gender theory", "gender", Critical Theory, Cultural Marxism, Eugene Kamenka, Frankfurt School, human equality, Marx, Marxism, Marxism and equality, Marxism as anti-White, political correctness at 12:14 pm | 
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What is government-mandated, gender-related social engineering? It’s communism (i.e., Cultural Marxism)[1]. The Bolsheviks engaged in gender-related social engineering in the Soviet Union decades ago.
News quote: “California became the first state in the nation Saturday to adopt a law requiring large retail stores to provide gender neutral toy sections under a bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.”
Apparently, California wants to “blur” the natural line between boys and girls. Why would California want to do that? To make humans more “equal,” that’s why! [2]. To “level” society. To create “one-size-fits-all” humans.
By the way, how do we know that Comrade Newsom really “won” the recall election last month? If the leftists stole one election, they can steal another. So how do we know that Newsom won, especially given Newsom’s unpopularity among many liberals?
About gender-neutral toys: [Here].
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[1] Cultural Marxism (communism applied to culture, not to economics) has been around since at least the 1930s, but Wikipedia denies that it exists, saying it’s merely a kooky conspiracy theory: “Cultural Marxism is a far-right antisemitic conspiracy theory which claims Western Marxism as the basis of continuing academic and intellectual efforts to subvert Western culture.” — Wikipedia, Oct. 2021. Cultural Marxism became “a thing” in the 1930s via the Frankfurt School, which was a collection of Jewish intellectuals based at Columbia University in New York City. Cultural Marxism is a blend of Marxism and Freudianism. Political Correctness is a part of Cultural Marxism. Incredibly, despite the severe threat of Cultural Marxism to American culture, there are no laws prohibiting it.
[2] On the denial of race and creed (and similarly, sex): “In the name of science and of man it (Marxism) seeks to transcend the specific divisions of climate, race and creed, of nation-state and language-group, in order to chart a common future for mankind.” —- from the book “The Ethical Foundations of Marxism” by Jewish/Marxist scholar Eugene Kamenka (1928-1994), 1962; from the Preface to the Japanese edition, 1965. This is an admission that Marxists seek to create a world of “equal” humans — an impossible feat.