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Women were busting out their breasts in downtown Guelph Saturday for a festival that encourages women to be comfortable without their tops on in the same places where men roam shirtless.
About 50 observers — mostly male — sat in brilliant sunshine in St. George's Square Saturday afternoon and waited for the event to begin.
Topless in Guelph: Legal and loving it
Seeded on Mon Aug 30, 2010 7:32 PM EDT
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"Women, we want you to be empowered. Men, we want you to be supportive. And everybody, be respectful," Crinklaw said.
Cheers, applause and a few cat calls followed.
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#1 - Mon Aug 30, 2010 7:34 PM EDTI've always said it, and perhaps it is a little sexist, but I don't want to live in a society where seeing a woman's bare breast is common. Part of what makes them so cool is their elusiveness.
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#2 - Mon Aug 30, 2010 7:36 PM EDTTrue. I could never not support the right for women to do so, even though my heart would weep.
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I can't wait for the first topless woman to scream "what are you pigs looking at?"
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#4 - Fri Sep 3, 2010 5:09 PM EDTI wonder if they wore veils, and not blouses, if eventually they would complain about us sneaking a peek at their eyes, saying " Hey , my breasts are down here" versus the current "Hey, my eyes are up here"
#5 - Mon Sep 13, 2010 9:39 PM EDTAlmost certainly.
These things are based on cultural norms and what we become used to, after all.
Back in the day nobody got weirded out by topless African tribeswomen.
bravo , this should be an option every where , lets be natural
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