Bikini begone: What modesty at the beach means for Mormons, Muslims, Orthodox Jews, nuns and more
In this image taken from video, Nesrine Kenza who says she is happy to be free to wear a burkini, and two unidentified friends rest on the beach in Marseille, France, Monday Aug. 29, 2016. A high court struck down the previous ban of the wearing of so called burkini Friday, but the debate revealed raw tensions between the secular establishment and sectors of France's estimated 5 million Muslims. (AP Photo)

Bikini begone: What modesty at the beach means for Mormons, Muslims, Orthodox Jews, nuns and more

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