Legacy of DEI Absurdity Jason Arday Unfolds

DEI incarnate Jason Arday apparently took the coward’s way out after his belated exposure as a spectacular fraud, but his legacy lives on.

Breitbart reports that academia is taking its revenge:

Philosopher Dr Nathan Cofnas has been suspended by Ghent University in Flanders, Belgium as they launch a “preliminary disciplinary investigation” and decide whether there are sufficient grounds to refer him “to the competent disciplinary body” after the death of former Professor Jason Arday, who died last week at his London home days after he resigned from the University of Cambridge over a plagiarism scandal.

Cofnas expects to be fired. His crime is helping to expose Arday as a scam artist.

While the allegations of academic misconduct including plagiarism, embellishment, and even claimed authorship of non-existent books are understood to have been reported to Cambridge years ago, from the time in 2023 when Arday was proclaimed as the University’s youngest-ever black Professor, they weren’t widely publicly known until they were published by Cofnas this year. It is alleged that until the matter entered the public sphere Cambridge had moved to prevent discussion about their hire, that those looking into the matter were smeared as racists, and that police were even set onto journalists working on the story.

Plagiarism by DEI post turtles is not a problem educrats care to address. But they will come after those who reveal the plagiarism like a swarm of wasps.

Arday’s legacy may extend beyond academia. Arday’s Law would force the media to shut up about phonies like Jason. This tyrannical proposal has the support of the sanctimonious do-gooders of Amnesty International.

Via Frontpage Magazine:

“Professor Arday was a victim of a brutal, racist witch hunt,” its letter falsely claims. It describes the serial fabulist as “Black autistic man whose journey expanded our imaginations and understanding of what we believed possible in academia”.

By now we know that anything is possible — so long as you check correct identity boxes.

Amnesty International continues:

“The media must be held accountable for failing to honour these boundaries. Professor Arday’s family must not be subjected to further intrusion, speculation or online abuse. The most meaningful tribute we can offer is not merely remembrance but a commitment to tangible, real-world change: building systems and enforcing laws to ensure that Black, disabled, neurodivergent and those easily excluded can live, work, contribute and flourish without being forced to bear the costs of institutional failures and public cruelty.”

If it is up to liberals, exposing scam artists of color won’t just get you fired; there will be legal consequences.

California passed the Stop Nick Shirley Act to prevent the exposure of Somali fraudsters. In the UK, Arday’s Law could have legs.

On tips from Anonymous, David Kight, and abcanc.

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