even *after* he'd resigned from his job and lost every other professional engagement he had, pretty much meaning he'd never be employable again, the largest papers in the UK were paying to promote stories about minor gripes former students had. how is that public interest?
"When people talk about the need for Black Excellence I counter with an insistence on Black mediocrity: the right for black people to be as average, flawed, compromised & mistaken as any other group of people. The right, ultimately, to be human." R.I.P. Jason Arday
Not a single politician linked to the Epstein files in the UK received anywhere near an iota of the scrutiny btw. No crime was committed. The debate surrounding his tenure shouldn’t have even left academic circles
we finally reached that time of year where ppl from the uk complain about the heat, then ppl from hotter countries say we’re being dramatic then ppl who r visiting the uk admit that the heat is unbearable