D
To protect the minor children living in the area, the Rock Creek Town Council enacted an ordinance that prohibited advertisements that include "a depiction of a nude person, whether male or female." Sylvester Screen owns and operates Rock Creek Video, a videotape rental shop. Screen often posts large posters to advertise movies he has available for rent. A substantial part of his business consists of the rental of "X-rated" movies. These adult tapes are kept in a separate part of the shop. In the adult tape room he hangs movie advertisements, many of them depicting nude or partially nude people. Screen does not allow minors to enter the adult tape room. If Screen challenges the ordinance, and assuming that he has standing to sue, how will the court most likely rule? 
A. For the town, because the ordinance is a valid exercise of the town's power to protect the morals of its minor citizens.
B. For Screen, because prohibiting the posting of the movie advertisements violates his First Amendment rights.
C. For the town, because the posters may appeal to a minor's prurient interest in sex.
D. For Screen, because not all nudity is obscene.