Last Sunday, the NY Times published an article on the increasing trend of clothing optional vacations. Apparently, the town of Ocean County township in New Jersey plans to buck that trend.
The township recently passed an ordinance that prohibits changing your clothes unless you are in a closed structure, regardless of how discreet you are. Surfers feel that the ordinance is directed at them due to prejudice against the old stereotype that "surfer's are trouble".
Read the article here
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Negative Surfer Stereotype Bares Itself in NJ?
Posted by Chad Nelsen at 7:04 AM
Labels: surfer stereotype
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