Normally I'd call reductio ad absurdum but we're pretty much already there. This idea that dark is negative is kind of silly. Things that are done in the shado

Normally I'd call reductio ad absurdum but we're pretty much already there. This idea that dark is negative is kind of silly. Things that are done in the shadows tend to be referred to as black, such as a black market. You want to call it a shadow market? (And don't get me wrong that sounds cool as hell, but also, wtf) Look at the positives instead, unless the color is the problem in which case your accountants I'm sure will be overjoyed to hear that they should no longer say the company is "in the black" either. I don't mean this to sound combative but rather simply make you think about what it is that time is being spent on. Remember that whenever this particular change is brought up, whenever people talk about it, all the energy being expended on it etc. It all draws away from much more important business such as the George Floyd protests. Black lives matter. This doesn't.