City Wants Oceanfront Shops to Remove Vulgar Clothing

City Council of popular beach destination battles to stop ‘vulgar’ slogans from storefronts

City council cracks down on ‘vulgar’ merchandise at popular beach destination

Virginia Beach City Council passes resolution encouraging Atlantic Avenue boardwalk retailers to voluntarily remove vulgar merchandise from storefront displays

City Council of popular beach destination battles to stop 'vulgar' slogans from storefronts · American Wire News

The slogans are getting out of control. The Virginia Beach City Council is attempting to stop shops from displaying clothing sporting vulgar slogans to “clean up” the popular resort’s image. The three-mile boardwalk has long been a tourist attraction, but in an effort to grab eyeballs and sell merchandise, stores along the route have been featuring some unseemly jargon, the Daily Mail reported. Some of the profanity reportedly spotted includes s…

Virginia Beach Is Trying To Ruin Vacation Experiences By Having Stores Remove Classic 'I Love Boobs' T-Shirts

If Virginia Beach's City Council has their way, you won't be enjoying your vacations there as much as you used to. That's because they want to keep boardwalk storefronts from displaying "vulgar" t-shirts.No more classic beach t-shirts like "I love boobs" or shorts that say "It ain't gonna spank itself" on display, luring you in to see what else the store has going on inside. Both accurate and funny. It will not spank itself, and who doesn’t love…

City wants Oceanfront shops to remove vulgar clothing

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Virginia Beach passes resolution to ban ‘vulgar’ clothing from boardwalk shop displays

The Virginia Beach City Council signed off on a resolution on Tuesday to clean up the commercial areas close to the beach by eliminating the suggestive, pun-laden shirts and hot pants from sight.