Parisian politicians demand ban on “sexist” tradition in which tourists touch breasts of statue of deceased singer

In Paris, the bronze bust of the late Dalida, one of the most popular French singers of the twentieth century, has become the subject of a political riot. According to a tradition, touching Dalida’s breasts would bring good luck, but certain politicians now want to put an end to that. They find the tradition misogynistic.

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