The topless protest on Boston Common drew more curious onlookers than participants as the group walked from the Embrace statue to the State House, chanting, “Free your breast, free your mind.”


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-17 20:12:25">August 17, 2024 at 8:12 p.m.</time>

The topless protest on Boston Common drew more curious onlookers than participants as the group walked from the Embrace statue to the State House, chanting, “Free your breast, free your mind.”{ai:summary}<p>In Boston, a body-positive protest took to the Common, more a spectacle than a statement. A handful of bare-breasted activists made their way from the Embrace statue to the State House, shouting, “Free your breast, free your mind,” as a curious crowd gathered.</p><p>It was a scene that blended audacity and curiosity, leaving most wondering about the message behind the skin. Just another day in the city where freedom of expression often walks hand in hand with the gaze of the public. #society</p>

Topless women march through Boston Common: ‘Free your breast, free your mind’

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