CNN American Morning 16-year-olds allowed to strip in Rhode Island...as long as they're home by 11:30 on school nights! Check out this interview on the legal loophole a lawmaker wants fixed...Legal loophole allows Rhode Island minors to strip – amFIX - CNN.com Blogs
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While teens can’t pump gas or climb ladders on the job because of protections in workplace laws, there is nothing on the books keeping 16- and 17-year-olds from stripping – as long as they’re home by 11:30 on school nights.

Ryan Hannay, 16 is the new 18!
Yesterday at 12:47

Carole Nickerson, Well, times are tough and everyone needs to pitch in.
Yesterday at 13:03

Carole Nickerson, In socialist Canada, we let 'em start stripping at 10.
Yesterday at 15:04

Laura Harris, Carole, I guess that's OK as long as they get free health benefits. ;)

Carole Nickerson, Laura, Healthcare here is free but it sucks. Last time I went for a pap test, some geeky guy in a suit with big glasses and a clipboard came in and stood right between me and my doctor waving his finger.
Yesterday at 18:03

Sakura Ito, Whatever gets them through college, i'd say.
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Paul MacLean, My God...wot has this world come to?...16 and stripping, but home before 1130p...doesn't make much sense, but then again, I could just be old fashioned...I was working in a bloody fast food restaurant when I was 16, mobiles were JUST coming of age, no texting, no digi cams, no bells and whistles, that we all have today (my God I think Im gettin'old...lol)....but Im not complaining about those, but my real concern is how local and state assemblies (depending in which country you live in) pass laws and bills that seem to be taking a bunch of steps back, instead of forward...especially when it comes to protecting children...but this really shoulnd't shock me anyway...Children back home in the UK have been strippin n' teasin for years, for that extra quid....Children in Russia, parts of Southeast Asia, Africa have done this for years, but as a necessity....but their definition of necessity, obviously, differs from the one here in North America....is America REALLY poor?
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