San Francisco may ban public nudity (with exceptions, of course)
(MCT) — SAN FRANCISCO — A year after passing an ordinance to gently regulate al fresco nudity — requiring that naturists place something between their seats and public seating — city officials are scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to ban public nakedness outright.
Well, almost outright. This being San Francisco, there are exceptions:
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