File under #No:
There are moments when it’s important to marshal as much evidence as possible to back up an argument. And then there are moments like this.
Sephora is selling a new shade of eyeshadow called “Druggie.”
There are a few things that go here. Sephora’s non-apology is directed “to anyone who was offended by the name of this shade”, asking people to check in via Twitter direct message for more information. The Huffington Post called, and again Sephora apologized “to anyone who was offended by the name of this shade”, and reiterated that the company “would never seek to do that”. And just to make the point, the company added, “The shade was in a limited edition palette and was not planned to be re-ordered”.
This Is 