A Zionist supremacists launch a witch-hunt against a Black scholar, talks openly about a “revolution” against Black people, and dreams of heading a eugenics department. Then we’re told this is about “academic standards.”
All these white profs on LinkedIn talking about the huge grants that they received from bids co-written with Jason.
Why did you not talk about it when he was alive and in the eye of the storm?
The hypocrisy of academia.
‘ MattGPT ‘ whose most recent book contained fabricated quotations, non-existent source references, & left ChatGPT URLs accidentally embedded in footnotes is sad about Arday’s death but still wants Arday & all black academia held to higher standards than his own writing.
I was sued by a white french academic who plagiarised me. For 3 years she used racist slander against me. She was protected and promoted by some of the most prominent french medias, political foundations and parties who refused to talk of the affair. She lost. She still teach.
I hope they are all happy now. The double standards has been crazy. They found 188 sentences and suddenly started examining his entire life.
No such thing for Dr William O'Reilly who was found to have plagiarised 4000 words from an undergrad's students essay in a journal
Every single one of you who tweeted about Jason Arday, gleefully reposting columns, haranguing the man, delighting in his downfall. His death is on you. Yes, you are responsible. You played a part. You lynched a black man.
We are quick to condemn America for its gun culture, its school shootings, its dead children — and rightly so. Yet when will Britain reckon with its own press? I ask this in earnest: when will we address the culture of our media? When?
This is genuinely fucking repellent - but what else would you expect from this despicable little cunt?
Yesterday Jason Arday was your DEI bogeyman: an undeserving fraud elevated by “race ideologues”.
Today he’s dead and, miraculously, he has been recast as a gentle innocent victim of DEI.
Same politics. Same conclusion. New corpse.
You haven’t learned a fucking thing from his death. You have simply discovered that the dead man can be made useful in a slightly different way.
Arday alive: DEI is evil because it promoted him.
Arday dead: DEI is evil because it exploited him.
Cause of death publicly unresolved? Irrelevant. The body is barely cold and you’re already rifling through the pockets looking for another culture-war voucher.
And the paternalism is particularly revolting coming from some pasty-faced whitebread cunt.
Suddenly this grown Black man had no agency at all.
“Race ideologues” fed his ego, made him professor, used him, dumped him.
How wonderfully convenient.
Every actor you dislike becomes culpable while everybody who spent the last fortnight salivating over his public destruction simply evaporates from the story.
This isn’t compassion, you corpse-fucking bastard.
This is a public execution. You hounded Jason Arday to death. You murdered him. You killed him. I warned you. I knew this is exactly what you all wanted with your ‘racism’ masked as accountability. Your white supremacist blood thirsty lust to destroy DEI masked as public execution.
Shame on you.
A lot of folks saying this shouldn’t become political. But the disproportionate hounding of this man was racialised and caused his death.
This is extremely political, I’m afraid.
Arday is now dead. Yes, there were legitimate academic questions that deserved proper investigation, but accountability is not the same as an online pile-on. You said he would be “fine” at the end of this. He wasn’t. Perhaps it’s time to reflect on how you treated him.
'Prof gone'
This is how the ghouls at The Sun decided to report on an untimely death caused by the media's relentless bloodthirsty pile on
An evil institution owned by an evil racist man
I'm devastated for the family and friends of Jason Arday.
He faced an unacceptable public hounding and campaign of abuse. I know many Londoners will be angry and upset this evening.
Jason Arday was the victim of a pernicious public shaming that other people in his position simply wouldn’t have faced.
His death was a tragedy, but once again it should be a wake up call for all of us.