Manhattan City Commissioners, on Tuesday night, unanimously approved changes to its public nudity ordinance — decriminalizing female toplessness.
The amendment removes the female breast from the definition of public nudity — the change was prompted by a recent court case.
City officials stress it does not fully legalize female toplessness. Private business owners may still refuse service to patrons not wearing a shirt.
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