What's the future of public nudity?
The final frontier for body freedom, or a battle not worth fighting? Join the conversation and share your thoughts in this week's #UndressedThread
In recent years, public nudity has faced a mix of wins and losses around the world. Toronto’s Hanlan’s Point and Seattle’s Denny Blaine Beach were saved from closure, but in places like Hawaii and Wisconsin, nude beaches remain under threat, with Mazo Beach still closed after legal battles. Florida has dwindled to just four official nude beaches, but there’s promise of a fifth reopening soon. Meanwhile, Europe remains a stronghold for public nudity, and even in Taiwan, naturism is slowly gaining ground despite legal restrictions. With such varied trends, will public spaces for nudity grow, or will restrictions tighten? Share your thoughts in this week’s #UndressedThread!
Should more public spaces be open to nudity, or should the focus be on designated areas like beaches?
How do you think public attitudes toward nudity are evolving, and where do you see opportunities for change?
What do you think? Leave a comment! 🪐
We’re not going to wait though. Our home, backyard, Olive Dell Ranch and isolated forest areas by a creek are all available to us. The culture might eventually catch up but individuals need to do what they can.
Our whole culture needs a shift, a beautiful shift.