Yadda-yadda, fallacy of informal logic. And yet … Reductio Ad Hitlerum (or Argumentum Ad Hitlerum/Ad Nazium) is rarely not a TKO, when used relevantly. With good reason. And then, it’s far from a fallacy.

It's so damned BLATANT. That'd be like if Andy Serkis or Martin Freeman were the only people to win Academy Awards with Black Panther up for a bunch of noms. Like ... REALLY? …

This warms my heart and sets it on FIRE. Even as I shed tears for those dimmed stars who should still be walking the road beside us. Most important for me, though, is that fire. If they can walk this world being no one and nothing less than who they are, then neither can I. Especially since they gave their lives to make my part of this road a bit easier. I can do no less than try to keep paving the road and make sure it STAYS PAVED for those walking with me and after me.

For the majority culture, for "white" culture, looking Black in some way, through contrived means, is fun and cool. BEING BLACK, naturally and overwhelmingly, down to the life-experience ALL Black people share in some measure (not a monolith of experience but a multitude created by centuries of white supremacy) …

The Black Kids in 'Stranger Things' Never Get the Story They Deserve In case you've been under a rock, Netflix's '80s sci-fi thriller, Stranger Things, recently dropped its fourth season…jezebel.com Also, this, as a side-note: https://www.theroot.com/stranger-things-caleb-mclaughlin-addresses-racism-from-1849585796

... nobody knows where he is or if he's still alive. And they didn't think it was important to keep track of a serial child rapist and murderer? HOW did they even let him out? What about probation? How was he not murdered in prison or the mental institution? …

OR: “The Morbid Reasons Why the Republic Fell LONG Before the Battle of Coruscant.” ‘Murica? Ya might wanna listen up. Okay, this channel…

My grandmother's grandmother (dad's side) was born into enslavement. My great-grandparents were from South Carolina, and my grandmother moved to New York during the Great Migration Era(around the same time my maternal grandparents came to NYC from the Caribbean). I never got to know my her well, but I wish…

CONGRATS to your hub <3 And this piece is BEAUTIFUL and well written. You've got a Follower in me! I'm forty-two and in month three of taking T. I, too, and trying to track daily changes. The only thing I've noticed physically is my mezzo-soprano has dropped to plain ol'…