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Originally Posted by Klondike
Now New York has two laws, a "public lewdness" law, and an "Exposure of person" law. The "exposure of person" law is strict, i.e conservative. Having that indicates to me that New York is in a relative minority of states which ban simple nudity in public. But I could be wrong about that. in any case, this makes New York sort of the reverse of Oregon, at least in the case of New York City. If toplessness is allowed in the city, then the city is more liberal than the state, not the other way around as in Oregon. But I'm still learning about all this, so I'm just thinking out loud.
KLondike
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The New York State "Exposure of Person" law was found to be unconstitutionally discriminatory as regards toplessness some 15 years ago, so it is now legal for a woman to be topless anywhere a man can be topless. anywhere in the State. And that includes in public.
DR