Yesterday was the sixth annual “International Go Topless Day,” celebrated around the world, both in cities where female toplessness is legal (like New York) and ones where it is not yet legal, making the celebrations there more of a protest. It’s an event we support, though we don’t have the same enthusiasm for the group that started it (it’s a weird quasi-religious outfit whose beliefs involve UFOs and extraterrestrials) and though the official event in New York is often overrun by pervy guys and aggressive reporters covering the event in the laziest and most cynical ways possible. But for all its flaws, it’s fundamentally a good thing: a time when women get together and demonstrate that equality is important and that toplessness is equally reasonable for both genders.
And now that the day has passed, we’re going to go back to doing what we do, quietly and in a relaxed, natural fashion, all summer long (and spring and fall, too, weather permitting). Because in the world we choose to live in, every day is Go Topless Day.
Wish it was legal in WICHITA KANSAS
Oh My love it
It is leagle in Wichita, Kansas. Check your civic laws, rules and the such.
Happy ‘International Go Topless Day’! Here’s looking forward to many more.
And lets not forget Women’s Equality Day, which it commemorates. We will know we have equality when nobody comments on it anymore
Happy go topless day. Maybe on the future you can have your own celebration the pulp fiction aside the UFO rael cience fiction members. You have a lot of supporters, so you may succede.
I’ve written once before, thanking you for your bravery. The most I can do is read topless in my backyard! Nor could I send you pictures of me as one of your correspondents did, What a wonderful body she has. How I wish I could join you. May I recommend a book that touched me greatly? It was one of the first “pulp fiction” books, and it’s much more than the reviews say. It’s “Women’s Barracks,” by Tereska Torres. I would be thrilled to see one of your members reading it in a future post! It would be like I was there. I also love the beautiful and colorful tattoos some of you have. Something else I think is beyond me. Thank you.
Thanks so much, Jane! We’ll try to hunt down a copy of WOMEN’S BARRACKS for sure. I just wish you could find a way to join us someday. You seem to be longing to try it. 🙂
wishing North Dakota was legal
We wish so too!
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Hey….. thank’s for sending u r picture best thing which i like it’s all without stickers. …..
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