Yesterday topless ladies and the men who love to gawk at them were in Central Park for the annual Go Topless Day (not to be confused with Nude Day, which is in July). Let this be your reminder that—since 1992!—it's totally legal to go topless every day, if you're into that sort of thing.
Photos (NSFW!): Topless Women Celebrate Right To Bare Breasts In NYC
Opponents Call Topless Day March A "Lewd Spectacle"
Across the country yesterday, Go Topless hosted annual rallies in an attempt to give women the same topless rights as men. And though the ladies of New York have been able to bare their breasts sine 1992, they marched in solidarity and against the social taboos that still keep most women covered up. However, some spectators apparently thought the whole thing was a "lewd spectacle."
Topless Day in Central Park
National Go Topless Day was held over the weekend, and protesters were out in full force in and around Central Park to fight for their rights to be topless in public. Of course, in New York it is legal--in 1992 the NY State Appeals Court ruled that women have the right to go topless, just like men. The Empire State ladies were merely marching in support of the women who get fined, humiliated and arrested around the nation. Some of the picket signs read: "Shame is Lethal, Go Top Free & Be Healthy," "Breasts Are No Longer Indecent in NY," and of course the 'ol standy, "Free Your Breasts, Free Your Mind."

