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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