re: #4 Destro

It is in Europe.

What Destro said. It’s not nearly as visible in the US for legal reasons. Even many bright blue cities in the US such as Chicago will arrest women engaging in this type of protest on public nudity charges. Exceptions are sometimes made, but only for events scheduled long in advance; Femen’s “wildcat” style of topless protest carried out in New York City would result in the NYPD literally throwing a net over the protestors and then carting them off to Central Booking.

There is also the matter of career consequences here in the US. A woman who was photographed protesting topless and going after religion in the US might well lose her job, especially if that job involved direct interaction with the general public. Especially if the protest violated the law, since in the US it is very seldom possible to legally claim Wrongful Termination when the termination was for unlawful activity.