Showing posts with label stripping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stripping. Show all posts

Sunday, June 21, 2009

14 Year-Old Girl Sued for Exposing Her Breasts

Naturally, this happened in Texas, which is rapidly becoming the most sexually repressed state in the Union. The Cheetah Club in Corpus Christi is suing a 14 year-old girl who is accused of duping the club owner into believing she was actually 22. Declaring "we're the victims here", club attorney Alan Yaffe is seeking damages from the girl, her parents, and from a man named Leslie Campbell who is currently locked up on charges of kidnapping the girl and sexually assaulting her.

Everybody is apparently a victim here. What is the crime? The girl allegedly exposed her breasts in the club, a violation of state law. Now all parties involved in frantic finger pointing to cover their own asses.

The exposure of a woman's breast, no matter the age of the individual, should never be a crime. Any man with breasts the size of watermelons can walk down the street topfree without fear of criminal charges, yet any woman doing the same on virtually any street in the United States can be arrested, and face the possibility of being forced to register as a sex offender.

This 14 year-old girl has been conditioned by society that her breasts are marketable as sexual objects. The exploitation by her alleged kidnapper is damaging enough without the entire legal system piling on and reinforcing the notion that female breasts are dirty, illegal, and somehow dangerous to society.

The shame should be on Texas and this twisted club owner, and not on the child.

RELATED STORY: Police Raid Ohio Bar, Find 14 Year-Old Topless Performer

Friday, February 27, 2009

The Daily Newds 2/27/09


  • An 18 year-old man who streaked naked through a shopping mall says it was a "stupid move".
  • The DA of Centre County, Pennsylvania, sees the latest teen sexting case as an "opportunity" to give a verbal warning to students and parents before pressing charges.
    "It's potentially against the law. It's potentially a criminal record and I want kids and parents in particular to know about it. At some point we'll take a stronger law enforcement approach after the proactive one," said (District Attorney) Madeira.
  • A life drawing model at the University of Arizona finds that students are not always prepared for full frontal male nudity.
    "I had a guy come into class, and I was up on the podium in the classroom, and he looks and goes, 'Oh, a dude! Man, I don't know if I'm gonna be able to do this!' And he ended up staying in the class, and he toughed it out and manned up."
  • A new Rhode Island law expands current legislation which protects a breastfeeding mother from indecent exposure prosecution. Mothers will now be allowed to breastfeed a child in any public place and permits a woman to allege a violation of her civil rights if she is interfered with.
  • Bay to Breakers organizers have given in to allow floats back into the event, but also announced a zero-tolerance policy on alcohol. No word on whether or not nudity will be allowed, but police have previously stated that they will not be issuing citations for indecent exposure. It looks like there will be some compromise because organizers really just want to improve crowd behavior, asking participants to be courteous and not urinate in public places.
  • Tom of West Penn Naturist group has a report online about his weekend at White Tail Resort in Virginia, and observes that there is hope for involving younger people in the naturist lifestyle.
    Saturday night was the talent show and a dance... There were about 20 youth here from JAANR, Junior American Association of Nude Recreation, http://www.aanr-east.com Their theme is "Winter in JAANRville" There were songs skits and lots of laughs. It was really a first time experience for me to see this collection of 20+ youth, not only able to get up in front of the crowd and perform, but to do it nude. Can't honestly say I could have done it at their age. It was quite an event.
  • Nudity is in vogue during London Fashion Week.
  • "Assume Nothing" is the title of a photo exhibition by New Zealand artist Rebecca Swan includes both clothed and nude portraits of individuals who identify as both male and female.
  • An Australian resort referred to as "nudist" in this article is sold out for a full month, where 250 people will engage in anything goes sexual activity.
  • Struggling moms are turning to stripping in order to make ends meet.
    "I'm telling you right now, with two kids, a $13.85 an hour job is not going to help you out with anything. I'm sorry. That might pay your rent and that might pay your gas to get back and forth to work, but it's not going to pay for groceries. It's not going to pay for anything they want. It's not going to pay for health insurance. Who wants to live like that?...I come [to the strip club], work 6, 7, 8 hour shifts and leave with more than $500."
  • Kathie Lee Gifford admitted to sleeping in the nude during the fourth hour of "Today", which prompted co-host Hoda Kotb to poll the crew on how many of them also slept in the altogether. Many of them did.
  • An Olive Garden restaurant is being sued by a mother claiming that she was not given a proper private place for her to pump her breasts.
    According to the suit, a female manager told Gray that she would not be able to pump in private, leaving her with the choice to pump in an office with a manager present or in a bathroom stall. The same manager expressed her disapproval of breast-feeding, calling the process "disgusting."
  • 29 of the 35 members of the Geelong Harmony Chorus in Australia, ranging in age from the 20s through the 80s, have volunteered to pose nude for a fundraising calendar.
  • 45 year-old Lisa Rinna is most comfortable in the nude and has posed for an upcoming issue of Playboy.
    "I don't get all the fuss our society has over people's weight...I want to encourage other women to be proud of their bodies no matter what age or size."

Thursday, October 16, 2008

The Daily Newds 10/16/08


  • More and more on teens sexting each other. ABC news gets "inside the minds" of these kids who use cell phones to send nude photos of themselves. Up to 200 students received a nude photo of a 14 year-old classmate and could be prosecuted on child pornography charges. And the defense in the case of the 15 year-old Ohio girl who send nude photos of herself has asked for all charges to be dismissed on the basis that she cannot be both the victim and the perpetrator at the same time.
  • A United States high school physical education teacher was suspended because two male students walked in on her as she was in the process of putting on her towel in a European spa, even though the exposure was unintentional, and German spas require all patrons to disrobe.
  • If you missed Love Your Body Day, you can still celebrate the diversity of the human form by rejecting the sexualized imagery in the media which fosters an unrealistic body image.
  • An ACLU lawsuit has been settled so a Pittsburgh area dance instructor will be allowed to teach pole dancing as long as there is no nudity of explicit sexual activity. "This has never been about nudity and sex. It's about dance, fitness ... releasing that inner diva within us all and having a different form of exercise," said (Stephanie) Babines, who also works as a computer programmer.
  • Teenage girls in an African tribe have been ordered to cover up during traditional dances because European tourists keep taking pictures of their bare bottoms.
  • Neighbors in a Chicago suburb complained and actually threatened violence over a nude photograph in a local art gallery window.
  • Would you pay $15,000 for an hour-long nude tennis lesson from Andy Roddick? Someone did - for charity.
  • Australia's Parliament House is finally breastfeeding friendly.
  • A Kansas county has adopted a resolution prohibiting nudity at strip clubs. “I think this is a good plan,” said Commissioner Charlie Napier.
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