Yes to Weiner!" which, despite misspelling "Wiener," was pretty funny.
One protester held a sign saying "No to Scott. The protest was both lighthearted and serious at the same time. That was the final straw for the naked activists, who announced a clothing-optional public protest against the law on Saturday in Jane Warner Plaza, at the intersection of Castro and Market streets, a busy corner that has become the prime rendezvous spot for the city's nudists.įrom the Castro District they seek to expand the nudity zone outward to all of San Francisco if the movement gains momentum, could it expand to all of California, and then eventually nationwide? Now, responding to complaints from local businesses and clothed neighbors, the area's City Supervisor - the perfectly named Scott Wiener ( no joke) - has proposed a new ordinance banning public nudity in San Francisco. That's right - probably because no one ever thought such a law was necessary in chilly San Francisco, the city government has never bothered to pass a law forbidding public nudity, and recently a large group of dedicated nudists and exhibitionists have taken advantage of this legal loophole, parading around naked in public on a daily basis, mostly in the Castro District.
The " Rally for Nudity," as it was called, took place in the city's Castro District on Saturday, October 20, drawing over a hundred mostly naked protesters fighting against a proposed new law that would criminalize nudity in San Francisco. That's why everyone, no matter where you live, should take note of a rally just held in SF to support a growing political movement: the legalization of public nudity. If you wish to avoid viewing nudity and instead see only the work-safe and family-friendly edition of this post, click here to see the censored version at PJMedia, which has the following parts blurred out:īoth versions blur out (for legal reasons) the faces of minors and uninvolved passersby.]Īll trends start in California, they say - and all California trends start in San Francisco. [This is the unexpurgated version of this essay, featuring all uncensored photos. San Francisco, Saturday, October 20, 2012 Rally for Nudity, San Francisco, Saturday, OctoRally for Nudity
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