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(NSFW) The Right to Bare Boobs: National Go Topless Day Returns to Venice Beach This Month
Photo from a previous Go Topless march (Zach Behrens/LAist)
Ladies, time to tame those tan lines in preparation to bare your boobies in the name of, well, the right to do so. GoTopless.org is once again sponsoring their annual march and rally for the equal right for women to go topless. The eye-catching event takes place at Venice Beach on Sunday August 26.
The march starts at Navy Street and Ocean Front Walk at 2 p.m. and will proceed down Ocean Front Walk to Windward Circle. Marchers will start assembling at 12:30 p.m. at Navy St. and Ocean Front Walk. Be there and be bare!
Previously
Women Demand Their Equal Rights to Bare Boobs On Annual Go Topless Day
(NSFW) Just What It Sounds Like: 'Topless Day' Returns To Southern California On August 21
NSFW Photos: Women March Topless at Venice Beach for Equal Rights
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