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Berkeley debates letting women go topless in public

By Sean Langille
Published September 5, 2017 8:46pm ET
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Berkeley debates letting women go topless in public
The current proposal only applies to public streets and would allow private businesses to refuse service to those not wearing shoes or shirts. (AP Photo/Ben Margot) | Ben Margot

Berkeley, Calif., may soon let women go topless if its city council approves a change to its nudity laws.

The city council is considering amending its statutes concerning nudity to allow women to go topless in public.

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