A March for Women’s Equal Rights! took place on Venice Boardwalk on Sunday, August 22, culminating at Windward Plaza. Currently Venice Beach women cannot go topless, it is illegal for them to show their nipples, so in complete constitutional equality, the men covered their chests as well. Women wore red tape in an “X” across their nipples while the men wore a red bikini top. Similar events have taken place around the country to stand up for women’s right to freely go topless. The group has an online petition at http://gotopless.org.

National Go Topless Day:
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Honoring Women’s History Month With ‘Yarn Bomb’ Art Exhibit at Village Green
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Local Artists Honored at Legendary Women of Venice Awards
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Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s Stairway of the Stars Returns for in-Person Concert
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Young Musicians Take the Stage at John Adams Middle School for the First Time Since March 2020
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Interview With Aero Theatre’s Gwen Deglise
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