Toemageddon 2011!
Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 1:38 pm
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-a ... nt-to-hell
I saw this on The Daily Show last week when I was channelsurfing. While I've seen quite a bit of positive response (or even just non-response) on the internet with regards to this story, The Daily Show showed some of the more negative attention this garnered around the news front, particularly an article written by Fox News pundit Dr. Keith Ablow, which can be seen here: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2011/04/1 ... -identity/
I suppose it's good that an ad like this can spark some debate about fashion freedom, but perhaps also a bit unfortunate that something as insignificant as nail polish is enough to cause that debate. It also seems to me like people are on completely different wavelengths with regards to this story too. Some people talk about gay/transgender isues, while other people will simply comment on the clothing/fashion angle. While the former has no place on this forum, the later certainly does, which is why I've posted this. It just seems that for a lot of people clothing is still seen as deeply related to gender/sexuality, and this is something we are trying to change here, yeah?
I saw this on The Daily Show last week when I was channelsurfing. While I've seen quite a bit of positive response (or even just non-response) on the internet with regards to this story, The Daily Show showed some of the more negative attention this garnered around the news front, particularly an article written by Fox News pundit Dr. Keith Ablow, which can be seen here: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2011/04/1 ... -identity/
I suppose it's good that an ad like this can spark some debate about fashion freedom, but perhaps also a bit unfortunate that something as insignificant as nail polish is enough to cause that debate. It also seems to me like people are on completely different wavelengths with regards to this story too. Some people talk about gay/transgender isues, while other people will simply comment on the clothing/fashion angle. While the former has no place on this forum, the later certainly does, which is why I've posted this. It just seems that for a lot of people clothing is still seen as deeply related to gender/sexuality, and this is something we are trying to change here, yeah?