SACRAMENTO, Calif. (BP)--Christian bookstores and other businesses in California could be required to hire "transsexuals" and "cross-dressers" -- for example, men wearing dresses -- if legislation that passed the California State Assembly April 21 becomes law. The bill, which would outlaw employment and housing discrimination against "transsexuals" and "cross-dressers," passed the California Assembly 42-34. It now moves on to the state Senate, where it must pass in order to make it to the desk of California Gov. Gray Davis, who has yet to take a public position on the bill. The new legislation would allow an employer to enforce "reasonable"...