That would work great if ALL  people were in fact color blind; supportive of women who make the choice to enter non-traditional occupation; accepting of our constitutional right to worship as we please, or not worship at all.    It's perfectly clear from this forum, none of those things are true of all people in Eugene, or for that matter 99.9% of all cities.

 A valid question  to ask might be; Who is best equiped to handle these social changes?   I'm not sure a political party, or government legislation, is in a position to change hearts, although they are required to provide equal protection under the law.   Government can influence behaviors, they cannot dictate morality or eithics.     That's true of ideologies ranging from far left to far right.      

Without rules/laws of civil behavior early human cities would have deteriorated into constant violent confrontation as diverse small tribes moved to more dynamic cities that offered trade and commerce.  It remains a challenge.