Debating Nail Polish in The New York Times? Yes, I Am
Posted By Rebecca Wakelin on June 30, 2011
The New York Times Room for Debate is a regular series that features a diverse group of pundits offering their views on a certain topic. For the most part, the debates focus on political or social issues but today theyre delving into the wild world on nail polish colors and they asked me to share my two cents. Its pretty uncommon ground for the section and I was proud to be a part of it.
Me and my fellow debaters tackled the subject of bold nail colors and why they have gained such mainstream stature. Its quite an entertaining read though the comments make it ten times better. Seriously, I dont want to spoil it for you but believe me, its worth a look. Why Did Wild Nail Polish Go Mainstream?
I included my take on the subject here but I encourage you to read the views of all the debaters AND the comments and I hope youll lend your thoughts on the topic. Enjoy!
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