Ban On Topless Women In Fort Collins Won't Go To Supreme Court
The City of Fort Collins will not take its ban on women going topless to the Supreme Court.
Samantha Six
Topless Ban Goes Before Court Of Appeals
The fight over women going topless in Fort Collins has reached the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. Women claim the topless ban violates their Constitutional rights.
Colorado Town's Ban On Topless Women Put On Hold By Judge
A Colorado judge has blocked a college town's law against women going topless, saying the law is likely unconstitutional.
Women Sue City Over Topless Ban, Calling It Discriminatory
A growing movement to remove laws against women going topless is headed to court in Colorado.
After Residents Speak Out, Fort Collins Votes Down Allowing Women To Go Topless In Public
The discussion on whether or not to allow women to go topless in public took center stage at Fort Collins City Hall Tuesday night.
Fort Collins City Council Declines To Strip Down Public Nudity Rules
Fort Collins decided not to strip down its rules on public nudity Tuesday evening.
Topless In Public? Fort Collins Wants Your Opinion
The City of Fort Collins wants to know what you think about women going topless and whether it should be allowed in city limits.
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