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Free the Nipple States

Free the Nipple States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

Top Freedom in Effect

3 values across 51 entries

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51 states
AlabamaYes—
AlaskaYes—
ArizonaAmbiguous state laws—
ArkansasYes—
CaliforniaYes—
ColoradoYesOfficially legalized by 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2019
ConnecticutYes—
DelawareAmbiguous state laws—
District of ColumbiaAmbiguous state laws—
FloridaAmbiguous state laws—
GeorgiaYes—
HawaiiYes—
IdahoYes—
IllinoisYes—
IndianaNoIllegal to show female breast in public
IowaYes—
KansasYesOfficially legalized by 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2019
KentuckyYes—
LouisianaYes—
MaineYes—
MarylandAmbiguous state laws—
MassachusettsAmbiguous state laws—
MichiganAmbiguous state laws—
MinnesotaAmbiguous state laws—
MississippiAmbiguous state laws—
MissouriYes—
MontanaYes—
NebraskaYes—
NevadaAmbiguous state laws—
New HampshireYes—
New JerseyAmbiguous state laws—
New MexicoYesOfficially legalized by 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2019
New YorkYes—
North CarolinaYes—
North DakotaYes—
OhioYes—
OklahomaAmbiguous state lawsOfficially legalized by 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2019
OregonYes—
PennsylvaniaYes—
Rhode IslandYes—
South CarolinaAmbiguous state laws—
South DakotaYes—
TennesseeNoIllegal to show female breast in public
TexasYes—
UtahNoIllegal to show female breast in public, but 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in 2019 made such bans illegal.
VermontYes—
VirginiaAmbiguous state laws—
WashingtonAmbiguous state laws—
West VirginiaYes—
WisconsinYes—
WyomingYesOfficially legalized by 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2019

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Where does this free the nipple states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Go Topless; Free the nipple: Going topless effectively legalized in six states - New York Post; Top Freedom in the United States - Wiki; Here's Where It's Legal for Women to Go Topless in the U.S. - Time.com.

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