Brandon’s Commentary
I spent several years in prison between 16 and 24 yrs old. Now I am Dr. Brandon Warren, Director of Reentry Services and Adjunct Professor for a College-in-Prison program. I make commentary relevant to those affected by the criminal justice system, especially reentry issues, correctional education, critical thinking and philosophy.
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Friday Jul 18, 2025
Tuesday Jul 15, 2025
Monday Jul 14, 2025
Monday Jul 14, 2025
Friday Jul 11, 2025
Monday Jul 07, 2025
Monday Jul 07, 2025
Monday Jul 07, 2025
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy says: ‘An argument commits the ad populum fallacy when it appeals to the popularity of a claim as a reason for accepting it.’ (Hansen, 2020). Hansen, Hans. “Fallacies.” The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, edited by Edward N. Zalta, Winter 2020, plato.stanford.edu/entries/fallacies/.
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Monday Jun 30, 2025
Monday Jun 30, 2025
The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy says: ‘Appealing to authority as a reason to believe something is fallacious whenever the authority appealed to is not really an authority in this particular subject…
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Sunday Jun 29, 2025
Sunday Jun 29, 2025
Pastor Rotolet McGee served 23 years in the Texas prison system and was released on 2024.
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Monday Jun 23, 2025
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy breaks it down like this: ‘The tu quoque fallacy involves not accepting a view or recommendation because the speaker does not follow it.’
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