NOW says Hooters violates California law
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 18 (UPI) -- The National Organization for Women says Hooters is in violation of California blue laws because it allows kids into its restaurants.
The dispute centers on a rules banning kids from strip clubs and other adult-entertainment establishments, and NOW contends Hooters falls into the category because of the chain's trademark server uniforms.
Customers at Hooters are staffed by and large by young women in tight tops and orange short shorts, which NOW says puts sex appeal on a menu that is not suitable for youngsters, The San Diego Union-Tribune said Saturday.
"You can't have it both ways," California NOW president Patricia Bellasalma told California Watch, a media partner of the Union-Tribune.
NOW has asked the district attorneys in three counties and the state attorney general's office to look into the allegations. There was no immediate comment from Hooters corporate headquarters.
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