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A Seattle man is suing police for the right to celebrate the arrival of summer naked and on bicycles. Nude bicycling is a tradition of Seattle’s annual summer solstice parade, along with samba dancers and colorful floats. But with officials regularly hinting they may crack down the trend, nudity advocate David Zaitzeff has sued, citing a Washington state law he says defines nudity as indecent only if it is likely to cause reasonable affront or alarm. This year’s solstice festival is scheduled for June 17.
