But I think of it often, because in many ways, things really were better then, even if then was last week. That’s another thing: Back then, whenever it was, there were perhaps three (3) people on the planet who were genuinely lactose-intolerant. That in turn has led to a demand for genderless clothing, particularly for children who may not want to dress entirely in pink (girls) or play exclusively with trucks and hammers (boys). So it was hard to get worked up about boutique manufacturers starting to make genderless kids’ clothes — Pink for everyone! The store is now selling its own line of kids’ clothes with a “Boys & Girls” tag.

Source: National Post September 05, 2017 00:00 UTC