Get ready to see an army of boobs storming the streets of cities  around the world this Saturday, August 26th, because it's time for the  annual GoTopless Day Parade! 

To  honor Women's Equality Day, the U.S.-based organization has been  campaigning for women to have the same constitutional right as men to go  bare-chested in public, as well as speaking out for the desexualization  of breasts with a series of parades since 2007. 

 The festival will be celebrated across several cities in the U.S. and the rest of the world (check the "boob map" here),  but New York City – where freeing the nipple is legal since 1992 – will  be the main hub for the event. The parade will start on West 58th St  at 12:30 pm and culminate with a series of speeches at Bryant Park. Kasyo Perrier, who leads GoTopless in NYC, told Business Insider: 

"Our goal is for equal gender topless rights to  be enforced worldwide, freeing women's nipples. In New York, police will  block off streets to let our GoTopless Parade pass."

This year the festival marks its 10-year anniversary, and so the  parade has some special thing in store for all attendees: guest speaker Paris Jackson is making a special appearance and they'll feature the very first topless marching band. Check out some images of last year's gathering in several locations across the globe below and get inspired to free the nipple.